Federal judge blocks expansion of expedited removal policy
U S District Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson restricted the administrations plan to widen fast track deportations nationwide citing failure to seek public comment and procedural flaws. The ruling halts broader use while a lawsuit proceeds, noting potential harms from improper targets and recording errors.
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Syria demands U S exit from its soil at UN session
Syria's Foreign Minister Walid al Muallem urged the immediate withdrawal of U S and Turkish forces from Syria at the United Nations General Assembly. He warned of countermeasures under international law if forces stay, while reaffirming support for a new constitution process. He criticized a “safe zone” plan as illegal and demanded sovereignty over Syrian territory.
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Mugabe Buried In Private Ceremony At Family Home
Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe was laid to rest in a small private service at his rural home after a weeklong power dispute. A priest urged pity as Grace Mugabe and military pallbearers attended the private funeral with a handful of mourners, while officials stayed away.
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Britain embraces e cigarettes to aid quitting
Britain promotes e cigarettes as a tool to help smokers quit, with Public Health England saying vaping carries far less risk than smoking. The U S remains wary amid teen vaping and lung illness cases, pushing some bans on flavored products. Regulators diverge worldwide as the U S tightens rules while other nations vary.
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Afghan presidential vote marred by fraud and violence
Afghanistan faces widespread fraud allegations and a surge of Taliban attacks as polls close for the presidential election. At least five people are dead and many wounded amid system glitches and hostile election staff. Preliminary results are due October 17 with a runoff possible if no candidate clears 51 percent.
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