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DeSantis’ Election Police Sow Fear and Confusion With Arrests
New bodycam footage shows the shock of voters who were arrested by the governor’s enforcement tool, even though they were allowed to vote in the 2020 election.
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Val Demings Calls out Rubio During Debate, Blasts His Inaction on Gun Violence and Stance on Abortion Rights
The congresswoman and the senator faced questions on topics including inflation, abortion, voting rights, gun violence, immigration, and foreign policy.
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Parkland Shooter Avoids Death Penalty
Under Florida law, a death sentence requires a unanimous vote on at least one count. Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer will formally issue the life sentences on Nov. 1.
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Biden Pledges to ‘Rebuild it All’ in Post-Hurricane Visit to Puerto Rico
Biden has pledged that the US government will not abandon Puerto Rico as it starts to rebuild again, five years after the more powerful Hurricane Maria devastated the island in 2017.
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‘I’m Committed to You’: Biden Will Visit Florida and Puerto Rico as Soon as ‘Conditions Allow’
The president said Gov. DeSantis, with whom he has clashed politically, was “extremely happy” with the federal response he is providing after one of the strongest hurricanes to hit the US.
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Biden Administration Provides Temporary Waiver to Boost Puerto Rico Diesel Supply
Fuel disruptions have forced grocery stores, gas stations, schools, and other businesses to temporarily close as the demand for diesel to feed generators grows after Fiona hit the island more than 10 days ago.
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People Trapped, 2.5M without Power as Ian Drenches Florida
One of the strongest hurricanes to ever hit the United States, Ian’s tropical-storm-force winds extended outward up to 415 miles, drenching much of Florida and the southeastern Atlantic coast.
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Puerto Rico Seeks US Shipping Waiver as Post-Fiona Diesel Shortage Looms
Diesel supplies on the island continue to decrease at a high rate, while a British Petroleum ship with 300,000 barrels of diesel just off the island can’t deliver the much-needed fuel because of the Jones Act.
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Florida Dems Firm on Gun Safety: ‘A Future Without Violence’
With the state ranking #2 in mass shootings, gun violence is a particularly powerful issue in Florida, where two of the deadliest mass shootings in recent years have occurred.
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Hurricane Ian Nears Cuba on Path to Strike Florida as Cat 4
Residents of the Sunshine State were getting ready, lining up for hours in Tampa to collect bags of sand and clearing store shelves of bottled water.



















