The U.S. will revoke Colombian president Gustavo Petro's visa after a Gaza rally in New York, where he urged a global army. He claimed Italian citizenship, said he’d open Colombian enlistment for Gaza, and urged disobedience, then returned to Bogota.

In North Yorkshire, Pete North, 47, was arrested on suspicion of publishing material to stir hatred after posting a meme about Hamas. He was released on bail around 1:30 a.m.; police say inquiries continue. North says the arrest chills speech and notes Islam is not a race.

In Washington, Alyssa Farah Griffin says a redo of the 2024 vote would yield a bigger Trump win, citing a Reuters/Ipsos poll that shows Republicans ahead on crime and immigration; other polls show GOP leads on the economy, Democrats ahead on democracy and health.

In California, bookie Mathew Bowyer, who took $326 million in bets linked to Ippei Mizuhara and Ohtani, was sentenced to 12 months and one day. Bowyer warns the illegal market will endure; estimates place illegal wagering around $84 billion a year, even after PASPA repeal spurred legal betting.

Ciattarelli widens the gap after Sherrill dodges a sales-tax pledge in the New Jersey debate, saying he won’t raise the 6.625% rate. Sherrill later says no sales-tax hike is on the table; Ciattarelli touts tax cuts by trimming state costs as DGA ads call him "High Tax Jack."

The Digest, 9/27/2025 @900AM, CDT

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