Beirut marks a year since Nasrallah’s death. Crowds rally as Qassem speaks. Projections on Raouche rocks anger people despite orders. Lebanon debates disarmament and a gun monopoly.

In Madagascar, the president sacks the energy minister after outages spark looting. Five die as curfews spread. Officials call it destabilizing; organizers plan a peaceful rally.

In Lancaster, a man jailed four people in a basement, one dead. He faces abuse of a vulnerable adult, false imprisonment, and domestic violence. Bond is $150,000.

Britain may gain from an EU youth scheme. Eighteen to thirty-year-olds could work two years with no permanent rights. It could draw fifty thousand a year, lift GDP, and add billions.

DHS online impressions beat cable news this summer, six point four million daily in July across Facebook, Instagram and X. DHS uses memes and American imagery to recruit ICE, including John Gast’s American Progress.

Mamdani hired Frances Hamed, a Hunter College grad who tore down hostage posters after Oct. 7. The hire links her to anti-Israel activism and BDS, with NYC divestment noted.

The Digest, 9/27/2025 @530AM, CDT

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