Trump moved the guard into minority-run cities; he blasted the White House over transparency and Epstein files. Crockett praised Massie as conservative, said DOJ oversight is weak, subpoenas yielded little, and Comer is under pressure. The talk runs between 'far right' and 'progressive' lines.

Florida ends 'immoral' vaccine mandates for kids. Ladapo says parental rights are intruded and decisions should be based on informed choice. DeSantis launches the Maha commission, modeled on Kennedy-era efforts, noting Kennedy’s skepticism about vaccines.

Israel declares Gaza City a combat zone as it presses on Hamas; red zones order evacuations, leaving residents terrified. Aid groups warn displacement worsens hunger and medical care, while many lack space or funds to move and stay in ruined neighborhoods.

Katie Miller says Kirstjen Nielsen was stifled by fear and blocked from doing something great during the first Trump term. She also says Miles Taylor inflated his importance and tried to undercut her relationship with her husband.

A court struck out Noel Willcox’s bid that TfL LEZ/ULEZ signage is unlawful; Judge Worthington said it should be pursued as a judicial review. Willcox plans to appeal; supporters say the case probes TfL, while TfL says the signs were authorised.

Trump asks SCOTUS to fast-track ruling on tariff power under the 1977 Emergency Powers Act after an appeals court said most tariffs are illegal. Duties stay; states say tariffs hurt small business; White House warns halting could disrupt talks, noting $159B raised.

The Digest, 9/3/2025 @1030PM, CDT

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