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20 successfully prosecuted cases of voter fraud across 12 states 

As of Friday, the PAC backing it, Florida Voters in Charge had accumulated a verified but highly controversial, 747,920 signatures. Given their late push hiring door knockers and others who’ve evidently engaged in rampant fraud in submitting forged petitions, it looks like it might be close.

The downside risk is 37% based on earnings multiples right now from current levels. That’s 1% more risk than a week ago and 18% less risk than the highs reached during this cycle last year.

In addition to losing 25 law enforcement professionals in the line of duty this year, there are 13 widows and 54 children who’ve lost a parent. 

Does the Civil Rights Act state that you can discriminate against all men? Does it state that you can discriminate against all women unless they’re Black?

Justice Breyer is currently the 5th most partisan Justice on the Supreme Court and the most moderate of the so-called “liberal” wing. 

There are multiple interest groups and organizations which grade our state legislators, based on their organization’s values.

While Joe Biden will be president for another three years, thus there’s no particular hurry on account of whom the nominating president would be – there is in terms of whom will control the Senate and thus the confirmation process for a successor.

Your daily recap of the some of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you in South Florida.  

There are two sides to stories and one side to facts.