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The Supreme Court's new term starts Monday. Here's what you need to know
The Supreme Court seems a bit quieter than in recent years, as the justices begin a new term. Read More.
Fetterman says U.S. must retake farmland from China, aligning with new Florida law
Pennsylvania Democratic Sen. John Fetterman said the United States’ adversaries, like the Chinese government, should own “zero” agricultural land in the country. Read More.
House Republicans probe Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm’s taxpayer-funded EV trip
House Republicans are investigating a taxpayer-funded trip that Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm took with electric vehicles last summer — during which a Georgia family called the police on her staff for using a gas-powered vehicle to hog access to a charging station on the secretary’s behalf. Read More.
Chicago is keeping hundreds of migrants at airports while waiting on shelters and tents
Hidden behind a heavy black curtain in one of the nation’s busiest airports is Chicago’s unsettling response to a growing population of asylum-seekers arriving by plane. Read More.
New laws enacted to combat human trafficking
Governor Kathy Hochul recently signed several bills designed to prevent human trafficking and provide support to its victims. The new measures come in response to data that shows as many as 20 million people nationwide are victims of human trafficking each year. Read More.
He, She, They: The Pronoun Debate Will Likely Land at the Supreme Court
And the trend doesn’t look good for transgender kids. Read More.
Boosting Florida's Economic Growth Wave With “LatinTech” Founders
Florida has long been a hub of economic activity and innovation. With its diverse population and thriving tech ecosystem, the Sunshine State is primed for continued economic growth, especially in the technology sector. Read More.
Online Platform Launched to Teach Teachers How to Keep Kids Safe
Center for Child Counseling launches an online platform to ensure children grow up safe from abuse Read More.
Kings Point Delray Beach Cocaine Dealer Back In Jail
A Kings Point resident convicted of possessing cocaine, selling cocaine, and using a two-way communications device while doing it, is back in the Palm Beach County Jail — according to records shared with BocaNewsNow.com on Saturday. Read More.
Here are the new laws beginning Oct. 1 in Florida
'The reality is, we're not doing anything in the penal system to handle ... these types of offenders,' Senate Minority Leader Lauren Book says Read More.
House Passes 45-Day Stopgap Funding Bill, Sending Measure to Senate Hours Before Shutdown Deadline
House sends short-term funding measure to Senate in bid to avoid government shutdown. Read More.
House Democrat Under Investigation for Pulling Fire Alarm
Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.) is facing an investigation and a Republican-led expulsion effort after he pulled a fire alarm in a House office building while the House scrambled to head off a government shutdown on Saturday. Read More.
Border crisis reportedly hits new record with more than 260K border apprehensions in September
There were more than 260K border apprehensions in September Read More.
‘Let’s Do Something About It’: Coral Springs High School Graduate Organizes Walk Against Human Trafficking
When her mother died after years of abusing drugs, a young graduate of Coral Springs High School was galvanized to do something to help others avoid similar struggles in life. Read More.
Florida Earns Top Spot for Education Freedom, Ranking #1 in School Choice and Parental Empowerment Policies
Florida has been ranked number one for education freedom by the ALEC Index of State Education Freedom. Read More.
