CIA Releases Seventy-One Pre-Attack Briefs on Nine Eleven
The CIA files 71 presidential daily briefs from 1998 on the 25th anniversary; CBS files the memorial. A dump is not a rewritten 2001.
Politics
The White House Names 2,977 Lives
The White House posted 2,977 names on the 25th anniversary; a memorial roll is not a second dump.
Israel Orders British Trainers Out of the West Bank
The Telegraph files Israel giving a British support team seven days to leave after UK settlement sanctions; an order is not a closed consulate unless named.
Nigeria Suspends Official Visits to South Africa
AP files Nigeria's National Assembly suspending official visits over anti-migrant violence; a parliamentary boycott is not a broken embassy.
A South Korean Court Acquits Yoon Suk Yeol on Related Charges
The Korea Herald files Yoon acquitted on abuse-of-authority charges tied to an ambassador posting; this is not the martial-law case.
The Gambia Bans Unpermitted Protests
Reuters files Inspector General Seedy Mukhtar Touray banning protests without an approved permit after power-cut unrest.
Hong Kong Sentences Two Activists to Seven Years
Reuters files Lee Cheuk-yan at seven years and Chow Hang-tung at seven years three months for inciting subversion; a sentence is not a closed city.
FEMA Ask Is Still Not a Declaration
Star-Advertiser filed Green seeking federal aid after Lowell; Friday has no declaration.
Mail-Ballot SCOTUS Ask Still Pending
SCOTUSblog filed states and civic groups urging the Court to leave a mail-ballot order in place; Friday has no new order.
AfD Still Has No Cabinet
Berlin Spectator counted 43.8 percent and 39 of 83 seats, short of a majority; Friday has no AfD cabinet and no Saturday street.