Associated PressMay 19, 2021
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No set date yet, but soon.
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Multiple European countries are breaking daily records for new cases.
Associated PressJune 14, 2020
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Restrictions still in place at borders of some European countries.
Ryan NicolJuly 9, 2019
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Gus Bilirakis, Ted Deutch and Darren Soto also recently visited Israel.
Joe HendersonAugust 5, 2016
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It may have seemed for the past few weeks/months that the only news was bad, political — or both. But now, a welcome distraction is on the immediate horizon, along with a return to the regular rhythm of everyday living. The arrival of sales tax-free weekend heralds the start of a new school year, much […]
Blake DowlingJanuary 11, 20166min186
As Floridians, we are on the cutting edge of most things in the United States. Along with Texas and California, we lead the nation in college football recruiting, retirement, technology and electoral college power. Unfortunately, what makes us great also makes us targets. A lot of cyber scams target the elderly in our states (fake […]
Marc YachtJuly 13, 20156min274
It’s tough looking at a newspaper these days. In fact, any media news is hard on the digestion. Fox commentary focuses on how terrible President Obama is, CNN beats a story to death ad nauseam, MSNBC and HNL have their own array of talking heads, and don’t forget newspapers that relegate any good news to […]
Martin DyckmanAugust 31, 20147min219
Like many an invention, the Internet is a tool in the service of both good and evil. Nothing but television rouses or riles the public as swiftly. But the Web makes no pretense of balance. The advantage goes to those who get there first. Although truth is the antidote to falsehood, the poison usually has […]
Guest AuthorApril 1, 20146min215
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to rule soon in a case that will determine whether prayers at government meetings should continue to be allowed and if so, what kind. The court will rule on whether an upstate New York town violated the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment, which prohibits the government from making […]