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Florida's new 'Meg's Law' banning recreational nitrous oxide sales takes effect Oct. 1, targeting smoke shops statewide to curb public safety risks and youth substance abuse.

Florida parents and teachers are criticizing recent changes to science education standards, with Education Commissioner Manny Diaz Jr. defending the updates against claims of introducing religious bias into classrooms.

The firm behind Donald Trump's crypto ventures is promoting a contest for investors to win an exclusive dinner with the president. This move occurs amid increased federal regulatory scrutiny of meme coins and raises questions about consumer protection in digital asset markets.

Incumbent Mark Born and challenger LaToya Bates outline contrasting platforms for Wisconsin Assembly District 37 ahead of the Nov. 3 election, focusing on fiscal policy differences and divergent approaches to public safety.

Podcaster Shawn Ryan, previously a strong supporter of Donald Trump, now criticizes his administration's handling of Iran and other policies during a joint podcast episode with Steven Bartlett.

Florida voters will determine if Amendment 3 passes, which modifies homestead exemptions and property assessment limits affecting real estate taxation statewide.

Vice President JD Vance faced multiple crowd interruptions during a speech at a Florida rally this week, marking a notable disruption at his campaign event.

Governor Ron DeSantis confirmed Florida will execute two inmates on June 10 and June 24, the second dual execution in less than a year. Legal teams for Marcus Brown Jr. and Michael Smith III are filing emergency stays amid ongoing debates over capital punishment protocols.

The Trump administration is distributing $500 ACA refunds to nearly one million Americans on Sept. 30, accompanied by presidential letters to boost healthcare subsidy participation and market stability.

Trump criticizes DHS Secretary Mullin after leaked call reveals ICE was told to soften immigration enforcement, sparking internal administration conflict over policy consistency.

Billionaire Ken Griffin’s super PAC has deployed $5 million to support Florida Senate hopeful Ashley Moody, intensifying competition with Democrat Traci Koster and highlighting major donor influence in key US elections.

Governor Ron DeSantis has secured approximately $9 billion for water quality projects, yet critics argue his policies favor development over conservation by limiting local protections.