SUMMARY: In Pass Christian, Mississippi, Weylin Necaise, who has Williams Syndrome, sits daily outside Divine Grace, a new family business, offering support and ministry to the community. Despite his developmental challenges and past hospitalizations, Weylin shares his testimony of healing and strength. The community is rallying to gift him a comfortable rocking chair after noticing he sat in a hot folding chair. Over $500 was raised via GoFundMe and donations for the chair. Weylin aims to continue ministering to the brokenhearted and lost, expressing gratitude for the support. His new chair is expected next week, while he continues warmly greeting visitors.

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SUMMARY: Justice Department officials planned a meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein’s imprisoned former girlfriend, as part of efforts to demonstrate transparency amid criticism for withholding Epstein investigation records. Maxwell, serving a 20-year sentence for aiding Epstein’s sexual abuse of minors, may provide information about other crimes. The House Committee on Oversight subpoenaed her to testify in August. Despite demands, the Justice Department said no Epstein client list exists and refused further file releases. Epstein died by suicide in 2019 while awaiting trial. Congressional leaders and lawmakers signal potential hearings and legislation to increase public access to related documents.

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SUMMARY: Nine men who escaped a New Orleans jail in May through a hole behind a toilet and over a barbed wire fence pleaded not guilty to escape charges. The escape, captured on video, is among the largest recent jailbreaks in the U.S. A tenth inmate, Derrick Groves, remains at large. The men appeared via Zoom for arraignment at Louisiana State Penitentiary and face additional charges beyond simple escape, punishable by two to five years. Authorities found the escape unnoticed for hours, with a taunting message left at the scene. Sixteen others, mostly relatives, were arrested for aiding the fugitives.

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