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Amid A Public Health Crisis Called COVID-19, Our School Children Will Be Left Behind
Parents have let it be known they are growing more skeptical regarding on-line learning, which has negatively affected progress.
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Parents have let it be known they are growing more skeptical regarding on-line learning, which has negatively affected progress.
The Federal appellate judges have refused to withdraw from an appeal involving voting rights for former Florida criminal offenders.
Questions raised by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration about the safety of certain popular sunscreens remain unanswered.
Higher education union leaders call on DeSantis, other officials to direct all Florida universities and colleges to all-remote learning.
Orlando high school teacher Keegan Schlake says "schools are not designed for social distancing." He sees 150 students per year, he says.
Democratic leaders slammed Republicans Friday for leaving in the lurch millions of jobless Americans who are relying on renewal of benefits.
Florida’s breweries are bearing the brunt of an executive order that prohibits on-site consumption of alcohol.
Younger readers may find it impossible to believe, but many Republicans used to be perfectly reasonable people. Then came Trump.
With the rise in COVID-19 infections in Fla., faculty union leaders are calling for a revocation to re-opening, opting for remote learning.
Registered nurses at Fawcett Memorial Hospital protested Thursday against severe staffing shortages during the pandemic.
Florida reached the 400,000 mark for COVID-19 infections on Friday, with 402,312 cases, according to the Florida Department of Health.
The bill would provide $9.5 billion over five years to aid the National Park Service.
The toll from the coronavirus among registered U.S. nurses continues to climb, with more than 160 deaths, says National Nurses United.
Mnuchin and the GOP are devising a new formula for distributing unemployment benefits.
The Republican National Convention won’t come to Jacksonville after all; Trump pulled the plug.
In a televised appeal to families concerned about COVID-19, Gov. Ron DeSantis stated he is allowing the delays.
Why judges Barbara Lagoa and Robert Luck did not recuse themselves from the felon voting rights decision is questioned.
Company leaders working on some of the top candidates for COVID-19 vaccines predict they should have shots available by early 2021.
Chauvin, now facing nine counts of tax fraud, brutally kept his neck on Mr. Floyd for eight minutes and 46 seconds, killing him.
More than 15,000 inmates in Florida’s prisons were in medical isolation or quarantine Wednesday after exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19.