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Senate GOP Emergency Relief Plan Leaves Out Direct Aid To States
The lack of aid to cities and states drew swift criticism from Democrats.
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The lack of aid to cities and states drew swift criticism from Democrats.
An official called it "a cheap, last-minute maneuver" by Trump, adding that she did not want voters "duped" by this move.
Report indicates many more behavioral incidents, arrests since the increased police presence on school campuses.
As the coronavirus death toll in Florida approaches 12,000, and the national death toll climbs above 186,000, the restart is justified.
DeSantis has written to officials in Florida’s 67 counties requesting details of all actions they’ve taken in response to COVID-19.
The controversial appointee has not belonged to the Florida Bar for 10 years.
Civil rights groups and teachers' unions are strongly opposed, feeling it would divert much-needed money from public schools' coffers.
The Florida Supreme Court has rejected a petition to let law school graduates enter practice based on their educational credentials alone.
As the 2020 presidential election draws near, in campaign advertising, Biden and Trump attack each other on the issues.
The national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has banned evictions and foreclosures for the rest of the year, in an order issued.
U.S. House Republicans have a new line of attack against some Democrats — they charge they are failing to show up for work.
Miami-Dade County Public Schools — the largest district in Florida — is struggling with cyber attacks on its online learning platform.
Republican Dane Eagle, the Florida House Majority Leader who just lost his primary for a congressional seat, will oversee the agency.
Visitation in Florida’s long-term care facilities — which was banned for 175 days to shield elderly residents from coronavirus — resumed.
Gov. Ron DeSantis’ daily administrative schedule popped into reporters’ email inboxes at 10:21 a.m., Tuesday.
The Florida Supreme Court ruled that Gov. Ron DeSantis abused his authority in naming Renatha Francis to a vacancy on the high court.
A 30-second political ad criticizing Trump and McConnell on the reopening of schools was rejected by Fox News, which stated no reason why.
A dire portrait of joblessness emerges in the state; Democrats in the Senate are demanding, again, that DeSantis convene a special session.
A coalition of civil rights groups has alleged a pattern of voter suppression in South Florida.
The Florida Department of Health on Sunday reported 600,571 COVID-19 infections, up from 597,597 the day before.