A former Alaska Airlines pilot, off duty after taking mushrooms, tried to shut down a Horizon Air engine. He pled guilty or no contest. The state gave him 50 days in jail with credit and five years' probation; federal sentencing in November could be probation or up to a year.

Navarro, on Breitbart, says Trump's economic moves are the most significant in 200+ years, led by trade deals and a tougher global stance. He says the second term would be smoother, with fewer foes, and the world sees stronger U.S. leadership.

He also says no FBI agents under the Biden era can wear the mantle of good, insiders staying silent as Trump and allies were targeted. He warns subpoenas would fly if Democrats win the House, urges accountability and a fresh start with the FBI.

California woman Laura Yourex, 62, faces five felonies for registering her dog Maya to vote and casting two ballots under the dog's name in the 2021 recall and 2022 primary. The recall ballot counted; the primary was rejected. She posted about it online and faces up to six years.

Austin unveiled a $1.1 million blue-green "A" logo to unite the city. Officials praised it; some residents called it festival-like or homeless. A former council member wants a vote to scrap it; Rep. Chip Roy criticizes the spending.

Lee Anderson blasted Conservative MPs urging closure of migrant hotels. He says he was told to shut up about closures when the Tories were in power, and, as a Reform UK MP, he shouted for action but was ignored.

The Digest, 9/6/2025 @900PM, CDT

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