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Official: Ex Puerto Rico Gov. Wanda Vázquez Arrested
Two other unidentified people were arrested along with the former governor, who denies any wrongdoing.
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Florida Will Include Gun Safety Tips With Weapons Licenses, Nikki Fried Announces
The goal is to prevent accidental shootings and to keep guns out of the hands of children.
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Nikki Fried and Charlie Crist Face Off in a Debate but With a Common Goal: Defeat DeSantis
The candidates fielded questions on abortion, gun legislation, immigration, and other topics that dominated this year’s contentious legislative session.
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Florida’s 15-Week Abortion Ban Reinstated After Appeal
A Florida judge ordered temporarily halting the law after reproductive health providers argued that the state constitution guarantees the right to the procedure.
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Judge to Temporarily Block Florida’s 15-Week Abortion Ban
The decision followed a court challenge by reproductive health providers. It is expected that the state will fight the ruling.
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Florida Judge to Hear Arguments on State’s New Abortion Law That Could Start on Friday
The measure prohibits abortions beyond 15 weeks and has been challenged by two lawsuits.
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Pierluisi Signed Labor Reform Defying ‘La Junta’
Puerto Rico’s governor approved the legislation that increases private sector worker benefits and time off, but the financial oversight board says it would hurt the island’s economy.
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All Eyes Will Be on Florida’s Primary Election
In addition to determining who will challenge DeSantis for the governor’s seat, the Aug. 23 primary could have a big impact on the US House.
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Florida Is the Only State that Didn’t Preorder Infants’ COVID-19 Vaccines
US regulators authorized the first COVID-19 shots for infants and preschoolers, but Gov. DeSantis decided not to facilitate their distribution, delaying their availability in children’s hospitals and other facilities that have relied on state distribution of the shots.
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DeSantis Signs New Restriction. Now You Can’t Protest in Front of a House in Florida.
Starting in October, people who protest in front of someone’s home could face a second-degree misdemeanor and 60 days in jail and fines.



















