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Universities could face sanctions if pro-Palestinian protests descend into harassment and discrimination against Jewish students on campus, the free speech director at the watchdog for higher education in England has said.

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Quinn is now the executive director of the American Policyholder Association, an insurance watchdog, and he testifies before Congress and other lawmakers about how the insurance industry too often undercuts policyholders.

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Rogers, who previously was a senior bank watchdog, said the country’s regulatory system needs to shift its focus from companies to activities in the financial sector.

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Kenya ranks in the bottom third among 180 countries in the corruption perceptions index assembled by Transparency International, the nonprofit watchdog.

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The Liberal government is expected to unveil additional spending in a budget plan set for release Nov. 4, so what the budget watchdog is presenting could be subject to upward revisions.

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