Tesla laid out a plan that could pay Elon Musk as much as a trillion dollars if milestones hit in ten years. It follows a $29B stock award and a roughly 12% stake lift, with a target market cap of $8.5T by 2035.

Biden exits a Delaware church with a fresh forehead scar; his team says Mohs surgery removed skin cancer. Notes of metastatic prostate cancer raise questions about his fitness to lead, painting him as weakened.

A network ships chemical abortion pills into states with bans, courting danger with every dose. Aid Access, led by Gomperts, markets pills in rural areas under shield laws; state AGs press FDA/HHS for safety standards, sue Planned Parenthood and a New York doctor, and demand federal action to enforce the Comstock Act.

Katharine, Duchess of Kent, has died at 92, the Royal Family announced. She was Queen Elizabeth II’s cousin and married to Prince Edward.

Devon Walker says SNL was toxic and sometimes dysfunctional as he leaves after three seasons. He calls for more transparency on departures; the exit was mutual, not a firing.

About 450 Hyundai workers were detained in a major immigration raid at the Ellabell, Georgia battery plant, halting construction. The $12.6B Hyundai-LG venture aims for up to 500,000 EVs a year, with output said to stay steady as Korea and LG assist.

It says AMA is a government-backed CPT monopoly that takes billions in licensing fees to fund advocacy on gender, climate, and race. It calls for breaking up the monopoly and reforming billing to serve patients, noting rising costs and shrinking physician membership.

The Digest, 9/5/2025 @700AM, CDT

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