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Florida voters have cast over 100,000 midterm ballots by mail. Data reveals a sharp divide: Broward County trails statewide averages, while Miami-Dade and Palm Beach lead in returns ahead of Election Day.

President Trump confirmed via Truth Social that his administration will distribute payments of nearly $100 to 20 million Medicare recipients to help offset premium costs, marking a targeted effort to address healthcare affordability for older Americans.

President Donald Trump pledged direct $90 rebates to offset Medicare premiums, targeting senior voters ahead of midterms amid debates over feasibility.

New focus groups led by former GOP strategist reveal Trump supporters mocking his $5,000 midterm promise. Voters call the strategy 'elementary school' politics, signaling growing skepticism ahead of elections.

Donald Trump renewed campaign pledges of nearly $100 monthly payments to seniors and $5,000 checks for all adults during a Tampa rally. The promises target key voter demographics ahead of the November midterms.

Florida's education system is shifting as charter and private school usage rises. Candidates Donalds and Jolly present contrasting plans for public funding and student outcomes.

President Trump’s TIME interview emphasizes media grievances, revealing a presidency focused heavily on controlling news narratives rather than detailing policy achievements or economic data for American voters.

The Boston Globe’s Say More podcast examines New England politics, culture wars, and features an interview with Rep. Seth Moulton on federal elections.

Justice Samuel Alito faced intense scrutiny during a CBS interview regarding Donald Trump's attacks on the court, struggling to respond without blaming Biden.

Brazil’s pivotal presidential race and US midterms highlight growing democratic stress tests, shaping international trade, climate policy, and geopolitical stability in 2024.

Florida's decision to carry out double executions, highlighted by the Christa Pike case, has intensified scrutiny over lethal injection protocols and the state's broader death penalty framework.

A new AARP survey reveals that Florida’s small business owners are eager but hindered by administrative costs when trying to offer retirement plans, prompting calls for legislative support.