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Florida Senate eyeing public school recess reform
Among the education deregulation policies prioritized by Florida Senate President Kathleen Passidomo during a committee meeting Wednesday is one that may change the way schools offer recess to students. Read More.
FBI arrests Miami Police officer accused of stealing cash and drugs during traffic stops
Officer Frenel Cenat, 40, was arrested Thursday on charges including attempted Hobbs Act extortion, theft of government funds, and attempted possession with intent to distribute cocaine, jail and court records showed Read More.
Joe Biden’s Border Crisis Continues To Rage On With No End In Sight
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced that 240,988 illegal immigrants were encountered at our Southern Border in October, making it the highest total for October in Department of Homeland Security history. Read More.
Florida Voter Registration Signature Ruling Appealed
Four advocacy groups have gone to an appeals court after a federal judge rejected a lawsuit challenging a Florida requirement for “wet” signatures on voter-registration forms. Read More.
Biden Unlocks Fresh Funds to Iran Totaling Billions
The Biden administration on Tuesday reapproved a sanctions waiver that will allow Iran to access upward of $10 billion in frozen assets, the State Department confirmed to the Washington Free Beacon. Read More.
Capitol Hill rhetoric: Should Americans worry about physical violence after lawmakers exchange fighting words?
Lawmakers were involved in several heated exchanges Tuesday, perhaps a sign of tensions boiling over. Read More.
Authorities Warn Cartels Are Recruiting American Teens As Human Smugglers
Two American teenagers were arrested in Arizona on Friday for allegedly smuggling migrants across the US-Mexico border, the Cochise County Sheriff’s office said in a Facebook post. Read More.
Randi Weingarten gets educated about exactly who is to blame for the rise in homeschooling
The American Federation of Teachers union boss shared an article on 'What's behind the increase in homeschooling' Read More.
State’s top economist says wages are up for Florida workers — but so is inflation
Florida historically has been a low-wage state. But, according to state economist Amy Baker, wages have consistently grown in the Sunshine State since we emerged from the pandemic over the past two years — particularly in the leisure and hospitality sector. Read More.
Teacher shortage, curriculum change hurting kids' chances to read at grade level
It sometimes seems like most of the battles being fought in school are about politics and pronouns. But there’s a bigger crisis playing out in our classrooms and the stakes are much higher. Read More.
Three sisters recall molestation, abuse by former Boynton Beach police officer now arrested
Last week, a former police officer was arrested following a multi-agency investigation involving consistent, similar statements given by three sisters — ages 9, 16 and 18 — who used to live with the man. Read More.
How safe is your hospital? Most in South Florida saw a decline in patient safety ratings
How safe are you when you become a patient at a South Florida hospital? Read More.
Thousands Rallied On The National Mall In Support Of Israel. Here’s What They Had To Say
This afternoon thousands of people rallied on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. to support Israel in the month after a surprise attack from Hamas militants killed approximately 1,200 people and took over 200 others hostage, many of whom are still captive. Read More.
Rashida Tlaib member of secret Facebook group where Hamas terrorists glorified
'Squad' member has been part of controversial group for 6 years Read More.
Ashley Moody Urges Congress to Give States More Power to Handle Immigration Matters
This week, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody announced she is leading a multistate coalition of 26 attorneys general pushing Congress to grant state officials the power to perform immigration functions when the federal government refuses. Read More.
