House Oversight released more than 33,000 Epstein records. Ro Khanna says 97% are already public; only 3% new. The DOJ is accused of stonewalling. Redactions shield victims. More DOJ records are coming.

Trump vows to use force against cartels. The U.S. strikes Tren de Aragua at sea in international waters; 11 killed. Maduro's regime fumed. The strike signals a shift to military action, possibly inside Venezuela; cartels become targets; the old law-enforcement line is ending.

Xi spoke at a Beijing WWII end anniversary. He urged peace over war and dialogue over confrontation. Missiles and jets loomed as Xi, in a black limousine, reviewed troops with Putin and Kim in attendance.

A Guinean judge, appointed after a U.S. visit, orders the Trump administration to resurrect 11 dead drug smugglers and imposes a $1B daily fine, citing invented precedents. The Supreme Court overrules with a one-word reply; critics mock it, and a revival option surfaces.

Bleksley blasts the Sentencing Council as discriminatory as Labour moves to crack down on a two-tier system. He said the government intervention is deserved and that the Council brought it on itself.

The Digest, 9/2/2025 @1030PM, CDT

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