Military Build Up: Is Trump Inching Closer to Dropping Bombs on Maduro?
As deadly military strikes continue against Venezuela-based and supported drug cartels in the Caribbean, it appears as if the Trump administration is inching closer to launching direct kinetic military actions against the Nicolas Maduro regime in Venezuela. READ MORE.
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Anna Paulina Luna Highlights Soros' Alleged 'No Kings' Protests Investment — By The Floridian's Grayson Bakich — Representative Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) highlighted a staggering amount of money that went into the recent "No Kings" protests.
Early Voting in Miami Mayoral Race Begins Saturday: What to Know — By The Floridian's Michael Costeines — City of Miami residents can get a head start on their next pick for mayor with early voting beginning on Saturday, Oct. 25, and running until Sunday, Nov. 2.
President Trump’s Big, Beautiful Bill Is a Big Deal for Hispanic Families in Florida — By David Montenegro, the Strategic Director for the LIBRE Initiative-Florida — For years, Hispanic families in Florida have been contributing to our state’s success in every way imaginable. We’ve opened businesses, raised families, served our communities, and powered key industries that keep this state running. But far too often, our contributions have gone overlooked and been sidelined in policy debates.
Military Build Up: Is Trump Inching Closer to Dropping Bombs on Maduro? — By The Floridian's Javier Manjarres — As deadly military strikes continue against Venezuela-based and supported drug cartels in the Caribbean, it appears as if the Trump administration is inching closer to launching direct kinetic military actions against the Nicolas Maduro regime in Venezuela.
Florida Needs Faster, Smarter Water Solutions After Hurricanes — By Steve Adelstein, the Executive Chairman of Eco World Water — Every Floridian knows the fear and uncertainty that comes with hurricane season. Streets flood, power grids fail, and essential services grind to a halt.
Florida Secures Nearly $1 Billion in Auto Insurance Refunds — By The Floridian's Michael Costeines — Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that state regulators have collected nearly $1 billion in premium credits and rebates for Progressive auto insurance policyholders during a press conference in Sarasota on Wednesday.
DeSantis Indicates He Would Sign Ivermectin Bill Into State Law — By The Floridian's Michael Costeines — Gov. Ron DeSantis indicated on social media that he would sign a bill on the over-the-counter sale of Ivermectin if it is passed by the Florida Legislature.
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