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The article focuses on former President Donald Trump's closed hearing in Fort Pierce, Florida, where his legal team sought access to highly classified materials, arguing their relevance to his defense in the case where he is charged with illegally retaining classified documents.

The article criticizes Republican governors for talking tough on immigration but failing to take effective action like Florida's Ron DeSantis, who implemented measures to restrict services and benefits for undocumented migrants. It highlights DeSantis' policies, such as Medicaid crackdowns and reduced emergency healthcare spending, as effective in discouraging illegal immigration, contrasting them with perceived inaction by other red state governors.

The article discusses the recent staging of ICC Men's T20 World Cup matches in the United States, which has introduced cricket to American sports fans. The author answers a series of questions from an American reader to help them understand the sport. The article also touches on cricket's history, different forms of the game, and infamous scandals. While the author acknowledges that cricket may not become widely popular in the US, they highlight the significance of the sport's introduction to American audiences. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the increasing prevalence of accusations of bias and scholarly self-censorship in academia, particularly concerning controversial subjects. It highlights instances where conservative perspectives feel marginalized or silenced within academic environments. It references examples such as legislative actions in Florida and congressional hearings raising concerns about diversity of thought on campuses.

The article states that critics are denouncing the bill authored by Florida, U.S., Governor Ron DeSantis, which would grant him authority over Florida's higher education system, citing it as racist and sexist.

The article reports on an investigation conducted by the "Chronicle" on the University of Florida's (UF) rejection to its political science professors' requests to participate in voting-rights litigation against Florida. Topics discussed include professor Oliver Grundmann's proposal to sign a scientific consensus letter about the kratom, the implications of the discussion about kratom for UF professors' academic freedom, and exposure of UF's treatment of politically sensitive issues.

The article reports that A Florida man of Indian origin, who conspired to steal identities to fraudulently obtain credit and COVID-19 relief funds was sentenced in federal court in Cincinnati, Ohio August 2, 2022, to 96 months in prison. Adesh Alvin Bissoon, 43, of Miami Beach, Florida, defrauded several victims who resided in the Southern District of Ohio.