Scott Drafts Senate Resolution Proposing Measures to Secure Southern Border

Scott Drafts Senate Resolution Proposing Measures to Secure Southern Border

Mateo Guillamont
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March 26, 2024
US Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) filed a resolution outlining policy measures President Joe Biden could adopt to manage the ongoing crisis at the southern border.  A sister resolution was filed and passed in the  House of Representatives by Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz (R-TX). Senator Scott’s resolution denounces how over 9 million illegal immigrants have […]
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Rep. Leek Earns Four Sheriff Endorsements Amidst Senate Bid

Rep. Leek Earns Four Sheriff Endorsements Amidst Senate Bid

Jackson Bakich
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March 26, 2024
State Representative Tom Leek (R-Ormond Beach) is running for Florida State Senate District 7 as State Senator Travis Hutson (R-FL-7) has been term-limited. Since announcing his candidacy for the State Senate, Rep. Leek has received the endorsement of all four sheriffs in Senate District 7 including the counties of Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns, and Volusia. […]
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Mast Attributes UN Resolution to Biden Appeasing Far-Left

Mast Attributes UN Resolution to Biden Appeasing Far-Left

Daniel Molina
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March 26, 2024
Florida Rep Brian Mast (R) denounced the UN resolution, calling it an attempt by President Joe Biden (D) to "APPEASE far-left activists."
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Trump Rallies Against Lauren Lee

Trump Rallies Against Lauren Lee

Daniel Molina
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March 26, 2024
President Trump has now taken to social media to rally against Florida Rep. Laurel Lee (R), calling on conservatives to primary her.
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Castor Introduces Bill Looking to Curb Youth Mental Health Crisis

Castor Introduces Bill Looking to Curb Youth Mental Health Crisis

Jackson Bakich
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March 26, 2024
Representative Kathy Castor (D-FL) introduced bipartisan legislation known as the Early Action and Responsiveness Lifts Youth (EARLY) Minds Act, a bill that looks to provide early intervention and prevention services to children and adults struggling with mental health challenges. According to Rep. Castor, statistics show that over 20% of youth report “serious contemplation of suicide” […]
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Salazar Demands Direct US Involvement in Haiti to 'Restore Order and Peace'

Salazar Demands Direct US Involvement in Haiti to 'Restore Order and Peace'

Mateo Guillamont
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March 25, 2024
US Representative Maria Elvira-Salazar (R-FL) called for President Joe Biden to order US forces directly intervene in the ongoing security crisis in Haiti.  Haiti has been rocked by widespread gang violence in recent years, but gang-violence has reached unprecedented levels in the last months.  Representative Salazar criticized President Biden for allegedly allowing the “humanitarian and […]
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Trump Responds to Reduced Bond and 'Biden Trial'

Trump Responds to Reduced Bond and 'Biden Trial'

Daniel Molina
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March 25, 2024
President Trump held a press conference at Trump Tower, denouncing the "Biden Trial" that has been scheduled for April 15.
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New Proposal Could Lower Florida Power & Light Customer Bills

New Proposal Could Lower Florida Power & Light Customer Bills

Jim McCool
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March 25, 2024
A new proposal to the state Public Service Commission would reduce Florida Power & Light customer bills because of lower-than-expected fuel costs. Florida Power & Light (FPL) filed the proposal that they claimed would save consumers roughly $662 million.  FPL argues that if passed, savings would be reflected in customer bills as early as May […]
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Mexico's President Won't go After Cartels, Cites 'Mexico First' Agenda

Mexico's President Won't go After Cartels, Cites 'Mexico First' Agenda

Daniel Molina
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March 25, 2024
AMLO argued that Mexico will not fight the cartels on US orders, highlighting his “Mexico First” policy.
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Rubio Discusses How U.S. Can Aid in 'Apocalyptic' Haiti Crisis

Rubio Discusses How U.S. Can Aid in 'Apocalyptic' Haiti Crisis

Grayson Bakich
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March 25, 2024
The ongoing crisis in Haiti has sparked discussion in the United States, such as potential aid and how to deal with the expected mass migration of fleeing Haitians. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) discussed the unfolding situation in a recent appearance on Miami-based NBC 6, saying it was "a very, very complicated situation with no easy answers," yet […]
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Four Sheriffs Endorse Tom Leek for Senate District 7

Four Sheriffs Endorse Tom Leek for Senate District 7

Liv Caputo
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March 25, 2024
ORMOND BEACH, FL—All four local sheriffs representing Florida's Senate District 7 have endorsed Republican Rep. Tom Leek for the newly vacant Senate seat in the Republican Primary. Republican Sen. Travis Hutson held the seat for eight years and already endorsed Leek in his current bid against pro-athlete Gerry James for the Republican nomination. “I am […]
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Republican Leaders Anticipate Legal Challenges From Newly-Signed Social Media Ban

Republican Leaders Anticipate Legal Challenges From Newly-Signed Social Media Ban

Liv Caputo
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March 25, 2024
JACKSONVILLE, FL—Monday morning Governor Ron DeSantis ceremoniously signed the social media ban for most kids under 16, a controversial topic that plagued the Legislature and may now face legal challenges. After DeSantis vetoed a previous form of the bill that called for a blanket ban on kids under 16 using social media platforms—regardless of parental wishes—the […]
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Florida Counties to Receive AT&T-BlackRock Fiber Network

Florida Counties to Receive AT&T-BlackRock Fiber Network

Jackson Bakich
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March 25, 2024
Gigapower – the joint venture between AT&T and BlackRock – has announced that it is expanding its “state-of-the-art” fiber network to Okaloosa County, Crestview, and Fort Walton Beach, Florida. AT&T announced a similar expansion in August of 2022 as it moved into Mesa, Arizona. The company’s venture with BlackRock, the infrastructure giant that ushers in […]
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Moscow Massacre Prompts Conservatives to Point at Southern Border as a Security Liability

Moscow Massacre Prompts Conservatives to Point at Southern Border as a Security Liability

Mateo Guillamont
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March 25, 2024
Nearly 150 Russians were massacred at a terrorist attack in Moscow, Russia over the weekend.  Gunmen from the Khorasan branch of the Islamic State, known as Isis-K, indiscriminately opened fire on civilians attending a concert at Moscow’s Crocus City hall.  Hundreds were severely wounded, 137 killed, and the concert hall decimated in a ghastly blaze.  […]
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Watered-Down Child Labor Bill Signed into Law, But...Why Was it Softened?

Watered-Down Child Labor Bill Signed into Law, But...Why Was it Softened?

Liv Caputo
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March 23, 2024
TALLAHASSEE, FL—Governor Ron DeSantis signed a Republican-led, watered-down bill loosening child labor laws on Friday afternoon, leading to questions of why the Legislature's conservative supermajority would be willing to remove the bill's teeth. "If you look at what was originally filed, and then compare it to what eventually passed, I think that's a really interesting story […]
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Reinstatement of Trump-Era Pride Flag Ban Prompts Rubio Bill

Reinstatement of Trump-Era Pride Flag Ban Prompts Rubio Bill

Mateo Guillamont
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March 23, 2024
US Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) introduced a bill restricting flying any flags, other than the US flag, at official US government property. Flags other than the US flag may only be flown on diplomatic missions, official residences, official offices, or official vehicles if they are smaller and flown beneath the present US flag.  Senator Rubio […]
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DeSantis Awards Millions to Saving Florida's Reefs

DeSantis Awards Millions to Saving Florida's Reefs

Liv Caputo
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March 23, 2024
TALLAHASSEE, FL—Governor Ron DeSantis has awarded $9.5 million toward restoring the struggling third largest barrier reef system in the world—Florida's own coral reefs. Through Florida's Coral Reef Restoration and Recovery Initiative, DeSantis has granted $9.5 million to safeguard Florida's Coral Reef, which is the third-largest barrier reef system behind Australia's Great Barrier Reef and the […]
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Passidomo's Low-Profile Budget Item Provides Funding to Afterschool Charity Programs

Passidomo's Low-Profile Budget Item Provides Funding to Afterschool Charity Programs

Liv Caputo
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March 23, 2024
TALLAHASSEE, FL—An education priority of Senate President Kathleen Passidomo has gone mostly unnoticed in the state's budget, providing funding to afterschool programs allowing children to earn money for learned skills, and then donate the money to a charity of their choice. "It's special for the Senate President," Katie Betta, Passidomo's Communications Director, told The Floridian. "It's […]
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