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Videos · TallahasseeRepublican Gov. Ron DeSantis sounded much like a 2024 presidential candidate as he was sworn in to a second term Tuesday, addressing national issues like immigration and inflation as much as highlighting his own plans for the state.See the Story
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sworn in for second term
35% Right coverage: 49 sources
VeteransU.S. territory includes the United States, Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Guam, the Virgin Islands, and the United States Minor Outlying Islands. The United States is also home to the Holy See (Vatican City State), the United Nations, the European Union, and many other international organizations.See the Story
Letters: Honoring those who serve our nation
64% Center coverage: 11 sources
US & CanadaKentucky Transportation Secretary Jim Gray decided to temporarily lift restrictions to help out states in the path of Subtropical Storm Nicole. Officials say drivers of commercial vehicles engaged in restoring power or clearing debris in the affected areas are temporarily exempted from limits on hours of driving and having to stop at weigh stations. The vehicles also are exempted from permit fees for overweight/over-dimensional loads.See the Story
Tampa Bay area school districts announce closures before Tropical Storm Nicole
60% Center coverage: 5 sources
Ron DeSantis · WashingtonFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) blocked a new Advanced Placement (AP) course for high school students on African American studies. The White House called the decision unsurprising, however, given some of the other actions the governor has taken on education in recent years. Florida has banned schools from teaching critical race theory.See the Story
White House calls Florida rejection of AP African American studies course ‘incomprehensible’
52% Center coverage: 21 sources
Traveling during Thanksgiving week: What Texans need to know
100% Center coverage: 2 sources
BusinessA labor market analytics company has ranked Florida as number one in attracting a skilled workforce. The company attributed the state's focus on training workers with technical skills and credentials. Gov. Ron DeSantis has touted keeping Florida open during the pandemic, which caused a massive influx of people from locked-down states.See the Story
Florida ranks first in U.S. for attracting and developing skilled workforce
100% Right coverage: 3 sources
Representatives receive committee assignments
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Dale County prepares for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day
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