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Florida Locks Illegal Aliens Out of Public Higher Education (opens the original)
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Florida’s State University System Board of Governors voted unanimously on September 3 to bar people in the country illegally from enrolling at any of the state’s 12 public universities, effective with the 2027-2028 academic year. The new rule states that any person “who is present in the United States unlawfully” will no longer be eligible for admission. It applies only to new applicants; current students already enrolled will not be affected. The measure passed without discussion as part of the
A Presidential Taboo Broken, and Three Irish Nationalist Leaders Move (opens the original)
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For nearly three decades, American presidents have treated the constitutional status of Northern Ireland as untouchable — the “third rail” of British politics that Washington helped defuse but has since studiously avoided touching again. Then-President Bill Clinton played a central role in brokering the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, which ended 30 years of violent conflict known as the Troubles by establishing that Northern Ireland remains part of the United Kingdom unless voters there, and separa
Secret U.S. Court Gets Its First Case and Its First Deportation (opens the original)
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For three decades, the Alien Terrorist Removal Court (ATRC, created by Congress in 1996) sat on the books but never once convened. This summer, President Donald Trump’s administration activated it for the first time and used it to deport a lawful permanent resident without ever showing her or her attorneys the classified evidence against her. The case involved Nazira Haji Zada, 47, an Afghan-born woman living in Fort Worth, Texas. The Justice Department alleged she was the “matriarch” of a famil
Ukraine Weighs Legalizing Pornography to Bankroll Its Drone War (opens the original)
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Ukraine may soon be exploiting its female population to fund its ongoing war effort. Its parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, is advancing a bill to legalize and tax a pornography industry that has operated in legal limbo throughout the war — a move its sponsors frame as pragmatic wartime revenue. The bill, co-authored by Yaroslav Zhelezniak, who chairs the Rada’s finance committee, passed its first reading in July and awaits a second. The Wall Street Journal reported that roughly 7,900 independent c
Global Bond-market Sell-off Drives Yields Higher Amid Fiscal Pressures (opens the original)
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A sharp sell-off in government bonds pushed yields to multi-decade highs across major economies in early September. Investors are dumping sovereign debt as concerns mount over persistent inflation, surging energy prices, and large fiscal deficits. Yields move inversely to bond prices, so the decline in prices has driven borrowing costs upward worldwide. In the United States, the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield recently reached approximately 4.8 percent, its highest level since late 2023. Japan’
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