Cuba is now facing its 13th consecutive day of protests, as social unrest continues to spread across the island amid prolonged blackouts, fuel shortages, and
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Florida hospital files a lawsuit against a patient they say hasn’t left her hospital room in 5 months
The patient in Room 373 refuses to leave. Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare, earlier this month, sued the patient, saying she has refused to leave her hospital
Florida bill banning DEI initiatives heads to DeSantis. Here’s what that means for local governments
Cities and counties won’t be able to fund or promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs under a bill headed to Gov. Ron DeSantis, who
South Florida teen creates movement for others after refusing to allow diagnosis define her
A South Florida teenager refused to let a diagnosis define her. Instead, she turned her adversity into action, creating a movement to make sure other
Florida proposal to further limit out-of-state, international students at some universities advances in House
A proposal to further limit the amount of out-of-state and international students at some Florida universities continued to advance in the House on Tuesday. The
Florida House Republicans advance bill to honor Charlie Kirk with his own day despite controversy
Republicans on a Florida House committee advanced a measure Tuesday to honor murdered conservative activist Charlie Kirk, over objections that such a tribute would come
FWC releases more data after state’s first permitted bear hunt in a decade
As the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission continues to analyze the state’s first permitted bear hunt in a decade, the agency has started to
Florida Senate advances bill to regulate data centers amid concerns over energy and water use
Legislation seeking to create a regulatory framework that would address key issues such as electricity and water use from massive data centers continues to move
Florida House advances bill to arm college and university faculty as protection from school shootings
An effort to expand the armed “school guardian” program to colleges and universities, following a deadly Florida State University on-campus shooting last year, took another
Florida public employees may no longer have to use people’s preferred pronouns. What that means for workplaces.
A bill that would prohibit public-sector employees and contractors from being required to use people’s preferred pronouns passed its first Senate committee Monday. Known as