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Sep 3, 2025 |
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#politics
Fox News: Rudy Giuliani is released from hospital, 'recovering well' after New Hampshire car crash, associate says
Giuliani is recovering after a NH crash; he was a passenger when the Bronco was rear-ended after he helped a domestic violence victim. No charges yet; investigation ongoing.
GB News: Sentencing Council to be stripped of power in 'two-tier justice' crackdown
Justice Secretary gains veto over Sentencing Council changes after backlash to guidelines seen as favoring minority defendants.
The bill requires approval from the Justice Secretary and Lady Chief Justice and introduces Texas-style earned release to cut overcrowding.
Forbes: Trump Making Oval Announcement Today In First Official Appearance After Death Rumors
Trump returns with a 2 p.m. Oval Office address after a weeklong absence amid rumors of illness, sparked by bruises on his hands.
AP says Space Command HQ is in Alabama; White House says bruising comes from handshakes and aspirin, not illness.
Breitbart: European 'Activist' Uses AI Facial Recognition Tech to Identify Masked ICE Officers
Dutch activist Dominick Skinner used AI to identify masked ICE officers in the ICE List; he says 35% visibility reveals a face.
Lawmakers clash: Republicans oppose doxxing; Democrats worry about privacy. Blackburn pushes a bill; Skinner says names are verified.
Breitbart: Liberal Judge Rules Trump Deployment of Military to L.A. Exceeded Powers
Judge Charles Breyer ruled Trump overstepped by deploying federal troops to Los Angeles, violating the Posse Comitatus Act.
Newsom praised the ruling; it covers California only, and the president could still invoke the Insurrection Act elsewhere.
The Western Journal: Famed Comedy Writer Arrested in London Airport Over 3 Old X Posts
Graham Linehan was detained by five armed officers at Heathrow over three old anti-trans posts on X; belt, bag and devices seized, he was held, then bailed and banned from X.
The piece ties the incident to democracy and free speech in Europe, noting Trump and Vance urging NATO rethink.
#society
Fox News: Queen Camilla fought off London train groper with her shoe as a teen: book
Queen Camilla, then 16–17, on a 1960s London train, hit a groper in the groin with her heel; the man was arrested.
Royal author Valentine Low’s Power and the Palace links the incident to her work with domestic-violence survivors; Buckingham Palace declined comment.
#war
Fox News: Trump surprised Israel no longer has 'total control over Congress,' warns Gaza war hurting global support
Trump says Israel’s influence in Congress and globally has declined as left-leaning lawmakers push against the Gaza war, noting it once had 'total control' over Congress.
He defends Israel’s actions but says the war hurts its public image, cites AOC and Omar, and recalls Oct. 7 attacks.
Times Of Israel: Cheers for Hamas, calls to ‘take out’ opponents at US pro-Palestinian conference
Detroit hosted the second People’s Conference for Palestine over Labor Day, urging disruption of US weapon supply chains and calls to neutralize opponents and end Israel.
It united far-left and pro-Palestinian groups, with Rashida Tlaib and Linda Sarsour.
#crime
Breitbart: Trump Vows to 'Solve' Chicago Crime After Bloody Labor Day Weekend
Trump vows to 'solve' Chicago crime after Labor Day weekend violence, with numbers varying: Breitbart cites 53 shot, 5 dead; ABC7 later reports 54 shot, 7 dead.
Sun-Times says 274 killed year-to-date; Bronzeville drive-by injures seven; profile of AWR Hawkins included.
Breitbart: Qur'an Quoting Man Shot Dead After Allegedly Stabbing Several in Marseille
A Tunisian migrant in Marseille was shot and killed by police after a stabbing spree that wounded five, one critically, as he reportedly recited Qur’an verses.
He was legally in France and previously barred from carrying weapons; officers used a taser before the fatal shot.
The Telegraph: Boy, 11, shot dead playing doorbell prank
An 11-year-old boy was shot dead in Houston after a doorbell prank; Leo Gonzalo Jr., 42, was charged with murder after allegedly shooting him.
The children ran away when someone came out and opened fire; the boy was struck in the back and died after hospital treatment.