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#politics
Le Monde: Sarkozy verdict reveals complicated relationship between the French, politicians and judges
Sarkozy gets five years for Libyan financing of 2007; he says the republic is shaken, not him.
Supporters call it persecution or a judicial coup; Macron defends the rule of law as threats to judges surface and distrust grows (75% officials corrupt; 44% trust courts).
Fox News: Portland set to see Trump crime crackdown reckoning after 2020's humiliating violence spree
Trump vows 'full force' to Portland, sending troops and National Guard to crack down on crime and illegal immigration near ICE facilities.
Portland endured 2020 riots, damages and strained police morale; Oregon sues to block deployment, while city leaders push back.
Forbes: Trump’s TikTok Deal Seems Like The One The Biden White House Rejected
ByteDance would keep control of TikTok’s U.S. advertising, e-commerce and recommendations, despite a Trump order for a U.S.-based entity. Revenue sharing would leave ByteDance with roughly half of TikTok U.S. revenue.
The plan mirrors Project Texas, raising questions on data access and ByteDance influence over policy. Congress remains wary that a true divestiture may not occur.
Fox News: 'A good bet': Mike Johnson prepares House Republicans for likely government shutdown in lawmaker-only call
House GOP leaders urge unity ahead of a likely Oct. 1 government shutdown, backing a stopgap funding bill.
Democrats want healthcare concessions; Republicans say funding matches Biden-era levels and push a spending-only message.
#war
The Western Journal: Secret Service Vehicle Burns Outside White House Just Before Netanyahu Visit
A Secret Service SUV caught fire near the White House ahead of Netanyahu’s visit with Trump on Gaza. No injuries; roads closed.
The leaders met; Trump said a Gaza deal could end the war and free hostages.
Breitbart: John Oliver Spends 30 Minutes Demanding Regime Change -- for Netanyahu
John Oliver spent a half hour attacking Netanyahu, joking he’s the Mr. Potato Head and accusing him of starving Gaza and bombing Iran. The piece omits Hamas’ attacks and Iran backing, cites weak corruption claims, and urges Netanyahu to quit.
#military
Fox News: White House warns veterans' services at risk if Dems block GOP funding bill
White House warns VA programs could lapse without GOP short-term funding, threatening veterans’ health services. Democrats blocked a counter-proposal; shutdown risk grows as House aims Nov. 21 funding, with core VA care continuing but some claims delayed.
Times Of Israel: Reservist officer seriously wounded by blast in southern Syria
Reservist Israeli tank officer and military rabbi wounded near Tel Kwdana, southern Syria; initial probe says an old Syrian mine. He’s hospitalized.
Israel runs nine posts in southern Syria’s buffer zone and is building a border barrier, with routine ops to curb arms.
#crime
Forbes: Body Found In D4vd's Car Was Dead For Weeks, Police Say
15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez was found in the trunk of a Tesla registered to singer D4vd; she died weeks before the Sept. 8 discovery.
D4vd cooperates; no charges yet. Police recovered items at a Doheny Place home; the death is listed as deferred.
Fox News: Victim identified in deadly Dallas ICE facility attack
Dallas ICE shooting: Norlan Guzman-Fuentes, 37, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, was killed in a sniper attack at the ICE Dallas Field Office while in custody.
The gunman, Joshua Jahn, 29, opened fire and then killed himself; two others were wounded; no ICE personnel were hurt.
#sports
GB News: Keegan Bradley calls for immediate rule change after Team USA defeat at Ryder Cup
Keegan Bradley urged a change to Ryder Cup injury withdrawals after Viktor Hovland’s neck issue forced a Sunday sit-out, gifting a half-point to each side.
Europe clinched the trophy; Donald defended the rule’s long history and the envelope deciding who sat out.