Page 1 Roundup (08/22)

The Daily News: Trump declares himself ‘the chosen one,’ eats up ’King of Israel’ praise by right-wing radio host in wild messianic spiel

Trump pushes plan to jail immigrant parents and children together indefinitely

KIT212: Jockstraps are for jump pages

Newsweek: Motorist flings dirty diaper out window, hits state trooper's car

Metro Weekly: Philly man dies by suicide after being harassed for dating trans woman

BBC: In 1957, a roll of film was left at a pharmacy in Philly. But the developed photos were never returned to their owners. The pictures depict a gay wedding -- and now a trio of gay writers are trying to identify the grooms to learn their story

Towleroad: Couple who ran gay conversion "camps" for "troubled boys" indicted for human trafficking



Politico: Dementia sufferer can't remember what he said day before

Liberty Counsel LGBT hate group ecstatic “Trump has fulfilled about 90% of the goals on a list”

New York Post: I love how this story completely overlooks the fact that for many people of color, calling the police puts THEIR OWN LIVES at risk

Washington Governor Jay Inslee ends long-shot bid for president

Page Six: UBS banker Scott Hapgood doesn’t think he’ll get a fair trial in Anguilla in killing of hotel worker

NYSE tried to lowball Darlene Love for Christmas performance

The Washington Post: The Amazon rainforest in Brazil is ablaze, turning day into night in the city of Sao Paulo -- truly the beginning of the end 

Hate crime reports have soared in D.C. Prosecutions have plummeted.

Associated Press: Six seniors arrested, accused of meeting for sex in public park

The New York Times: Trump tax cuts will send deficit to $1 trillion next year, yet I don't see the Tea Party saying a word

Employers added a half-million fewer jobs in 2018 and early 2019 than previously reported, the Labor Department said Wednesday

Trump again accuses Jewish Democrats of disloyalty

The Wall Street Journal: The finance ninister who is a star -- in the kitchen

You got a 'free' internet speed upgrade ... then your bill went up

In Northern Ireland, young people worry bloody history could return after Brexit

“Hey Alexa, where were you on the night of the murder?” This A.I.-assisted game might replace “Clue” in family rooms.