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#politics
Fox News: Lawmakers push Congress to condemn 'escalation of attacks' on ICE officers after Dallas shooting
GOP lawmakers push a House resolution condemning attacks on ICE after the Dallas shooting; led by Reps. Fry, Pfluger and Williams, it notes threats like an 'ANTI-ICE' casing and says violence undermines enforcement. Democrats warn against politicizing security.
The Western Journal: Trump Admin Set to Inflict 'Maximum Pain' on Democrats if Shutdown Goes Forward: 'They Will Pay a Huge Price'
Trump admin vows to extract 'maximum pain' from Democrats, pushing for a seven-week funding extension to keep the government open, signaling mass layoffs if a shutdown hits.
Democrats aim to avert a shutdown with broader spending, as a few lawmakers, including Sen. Shaheen, push for a path forward; seven Democratic votes are needed to join Republicans.
The Western Journal: Pro-Life Groups ‘On Fire’: Targeting Battleground State Dem to Boost Trump’s Senate Majority
Pro-life groups SBA Pro-Life America and Women Speak Out PAC will spend $4.5 million to defeat Sen. Jon Ossoff in Georgia.
They call him pro-abortion for backing all-trimesters; Georgia's six-week ban and Trump's win frame the race.
GB News: Mark White's Migration Monitor: Digital ID won't stop small boat surge - and fresh wave is coming in just hours
Migration Monitor: Weather drives Channel crossings; weekend surge could be 2,000, pushing 2025 arrivals near 34,000.
Rwanda plan scrapped; seven back, ~8,000 this weekend. Starmer's 'Brit Card' ID won’t curb crossings or reassure civil liberties.
Le Monde: Sarkozy's conviction: Five questions about what happens next
Paris convicts Nicolas Sarkozy of criminal conspiracy in the Libyan funding case, giving five years in prison, a €100,000 fine, and bans on civil rights and public office; sentence immediate, appeal allowed.
Breitbart: Starmer Launches Farage Fightback by Announcing Mandatory Digital ID
Starmer framed his bid as patriotic renewal against Farage, casting the right as poisonous and urging unity.
He unveiled free digital IDs to work by the end of this Parliament; Farage warned of data risks as petitions surged.
#society
Le Monde: Madagascar: At least five killed in unprecedented protests
Thousands protested in Antananarivo, defying a government ban, over water and electricity cuts organized by Gen Z Madagascar.
They blame outages on drought-hit hydro and Jirama mismanagement, plus corruption and poverty hurting daily life.
#economy
Fox News: Trump officials urged to boycott UN climate summit as Trump seethes climate change is a ‘con job’
A coalition of conservative energy and environmental groups urges the Trump administration to skip COP-30 in Brazil, arguing UN climate talks harm the U.S. energy economy and security.
They say the conferences waste taxpayer money and push crippling green policies, urging a US counterconference on energy prosperity; Trump has called climate change a "greatest con job".
Forbes: Inflation Remained High In August
Americans slowed spending in August amid tariffs; core PCE at 2.9%, unchanged from July, still above 2% for the 54th month.
Headline PCE inflation was 2.7% (up 0.1%), with inflation-adjusted spending up 0.4% and personal income up 0.4%, ahead of September jobs data.
#religion
Breitbart: Tim Allen Says Erika Kirk Forgiving Charlie’s Killer Inspired Him to Forgive the Man Responsible for His Father’s Death
Tim Allen forgave the man who killed his father, inspired by Erika Kirk's public forgiveness of her husband's killer.
Christian teaching notes forgiveness isn’t forgetting, and justice remains necessary.
#culture
Fox News: 'Black Rabbit' star Jason Bateman says child stardom nearly killed Hollywood career
Jason Bateman says the pressures of being a child star fueled years of partying in his 20s and a long Hollywood lull, with anxious auditions.
A sobriety turn after his wife’s ultimatum and mentorship from Jimmy Burrows helped him shift to directing and revive his career with Arrested Development and Ozark.