Colorado moves on a state version of the federal Homicide Victims’ Rights Act. Families would gain a right to a cold-case review after three years; independent investigators, transparency, and deadlines would be built in, with a renewed review after five years if there is no progress.

Giorgio Armani, aged 91, died in Milan. Donatella Versace and others paid last respects as he lay in state at the Armani Theatre. The brand marks 50 years; condolences came from Ralph Lauren, Julia Roberts, and Anna Wintour.

Epstein files dominate Congress again as Johnson shapes a measure to formalize the Oversight probe while sidestepping a direct roll-call. Massie and Khanna push a discharge petition to force a vote; victims testify as the saga tests House business.

Starmer reshuffles after Angela Rayner’s resignation over second-home taxes. Lammy is Deputy PM; Shabana Mahmood heads the Home Office. Labour’s direction remains unclear; Farage forecasts 2027 election; Reeves hints at tax rises; officials insist there’s no split.

JLR remains shut after a cyber attack, halting production in Merseyside and Coventry; staff told to stay home through Sept. 9. No customer data theft detected; a hacker group claimed it; downtime could cost millions per hour and hit September sales; the NCA is involved.

Pritzker says patriotic Americans in the federal government have told Illinois of possible operations, but it’s second- and third-hand rumor. He says the scope isn’t clear, not from ICE, and cites a nearby Naval base as a potential ICE staging area—all rumors.

The Digest, 9/6/2025 @1100AM, CDT

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