Men used fake credentials to enter Brazil vs. Scotland match at Miami Stadium, deputies say
Two men accused of using fake credentials during the Brazil and Scotland World Cup match at Miami Stadium were arrested, deputies said.
Trump’s flavored vape push sparks backlash from some MAHA influencers and administration officials
The FDA this month opened a pathway for tobacco companies to sell flavored e-cigarettes and granted its first authorization for fruit-flavored vapes.
Trump says ISIS second-in-command was killed in a joint U.S.-Nigerian mission
President Donald Trump said U.S. and Nigerian forces killed a leader of the Islamic State group in Nigeria in a mission carried out Friday.
Supreme Court rejects Virginia’s bid to restore congressional map favoring Democrats
The Supreme Court rejected Virginia’s bid to restore a congressional map that could have helped Democrats pick up four House seats.
‘Perfect statement’: Trump defends saying he isn’t thinking about Americans’ finances amid Iran talks
Trump is defending the remarks he made saying he wasn’t factoring in Americans’ financial situation amid efforts to negotiate an end to the Iran war.
19-year-old arrested for battery after allegedly grabbing girl outside Walmart
A 19-year-old was arrested after police say he inappropriately grabbed a teenage girl in a Walmart parking lot in Pembroke Pines.
Florida students rank last in reading scores amid ‘learning recession,’ report says
A new report says the country is in a “learning recession,” and the biggest fall in scores has happened in Florida.
DeSantis signs bill to expand armed guardian program to colleges and universities
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill Friday to expand the armed “school guardian” program to Florida’s colleges and universities.
Border Patrol visits Coral Springs school for career day, sparking concerns
U.S. Customs and Border Protection trucks were at Riverside Elementary School in Coral Springs for career day, district officials said.
Brothers to the Rescue founder ‘wishing for justice’ amid possible Raul Castro indictment
The U.S. Department of Justice is seeking to indict former Cuban leader Raúl Castro in connection with the 1996 shootdown of two Brothers to the Rescue…
Families caring for disabled relatives face unthinkable choices as Medicaid cuts loom
Medicaid cuts and emerging attacks on paid family caregiving have people fearing financial ruin as they fight to keep loved ones out of institutions.