In Washington, FBI chief Kash Patel says, "Make DC Safe Again." The record shows more than 1,800 arrests. In the latest window, 28 arrests, 12 guns, 10 drugs, and 80 federal arrests. The D.C. National Guard stays through Nov 30 to keep the streets calm. DC AG Brian Schwalb sues the Trump administration, arguing federal troops should not run domestic law enforcement.

A Gazan boy, Abboud, thought killed by the IDF, is alive and moved to safety with his mother.

A former contractor, Tony Aguilar, claimed to witness a death. The claim was false; Daily Wire evidence disproved it; Aguilar was fired.

GB News hosts clash over Angela Rayner's stamp-duty case. She admits underpayment on a seaside home amid an ethics probe. Miriam Cates says it isn't simple; Andrew Pierce calls it ignorance of the law for a Housing Secretary, while Rayner says she relied on legal advice and is paying the shortfall.

Texas Rep. Ronny Jackson sues California Gov. Gavin Newsom over a California redistricting bill, calling it unconstitutional and retaliation against Texas. The suit seeks to block the measure, arguing it would overturn California's independent redistricting commission to draw districts for Democrats, altering federal power dynamics.

The Digest, 9/4/2025 @600PM, CDT

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