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BROWARD COUNTY MAN CHARGED WITH TRAFFICKING DISABLED WOMAN IN MIAMI STING OP
A man in Broward County is accused of trafficking a disabled woman for sex in Miami-Dade, leading to his arrest. Read More.
Grazie Pozo Christie: Keeping Florida parents ‘in the loop’ on kids’ education
I can hardly think of anything more vital than school officials’ transparency with parents when it comes to their children. Read More.
6 Things More Expensive in Florida than Most States
Florida, often known as the Sunshine State, is not just famous for its beaches, amusement parks, and vibrant cultural scene; it also has its share of higher-than-average costs in several key areas. Read More.
FAU receives 'significant gift' to create Holocaust museum in Boca Raton
Florida Atlantic University is planning to begin construction this summer on a Holocaust museum after receiving a "significant gift" from Craig and Barbara Weiner Read More.
'More than 400 videos recorded': Suspect hides cameras in gym bathroom stalls across South Florida
A man is in jail for allegedly hiding cameras in bathrooms at gyms. Read More.
NPR editor knocks outlet's 'troubling' avoidance of growing antisemitism following Oct. 7
Veteran NPR editor Uri Berliner is speaking out about his employer ignoring the growing antisemitism following the Oct. 7 terrorist attack against Israel. Read More.
Senior Biden Official Admits Funds for Iran Goes Toward Violence, Not Humanitarian Needs
U.S. senators are criticizing the Biden Administration for putting Americans in “harm's way” after Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo admitted that the $6 billion the president unfroze last year likely went to fund violent activity— and not humanitarian needs. Read More.
I just came back from Israel and saw these two important things
I have must returned from a trip to Israel where I met with Prime Minister Netanyahu in Jerusalem. President Biden must be committed to Israel, too. Read More.
Poll: Majority Consider Southern Border Crisis An ‘Invasion’
The latest data from a Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey shows that 64% of likely U.S. voters believe it is accurate to describe the current situation with migrants at the border with Mexico as an “invasion” of the United States, including 42% who say such a description is “very accurate. Read More.
Jupiter doctor arrested for child porn, emailed images he liked, affidavit says
A Jupiter doctor was arrested after police said they found numerous child pornographic images saved to multiple electronic devices found in his home. Read More.
Federal judge temporarily blocks teacher pronoun restriction in Florida
Chief U.S. District Judge Mark Walker wrote that Florida cannot “dictate, without limitation, how public-school teachers refer to themselves when communicating to students.” Read More.
'It's really hard to shop': Inflation still nagging consumers
New data from the federal government released Wednesday shows inflation is still an issue for consumers, and it's unlikely to trigger any relief from high interest rates. Read More.
Palm Beach schools use A.I. tool to help with personalized learning
School classrooms are constantly changing, whether it was safety precautions during COVID-19, or new technology over the years. Read More.
Boynton Beach man fatally shot roommate after altercation, police say
A Boynton Beach man is being held without bond after he shot and killed his roommate Tuesday morning, police said. Read More.
Bags with antisemitic messages, unidentified substance found on cars, buildings in Lincoln Park
Chicago police are investigating after dozens of antisemitic messages were found on cars and buildings. Read More.
