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Actual votes that will determine if indeed Democrats have engaged in a political miscalculation by running on aborted babies this cycle, the polls less than two weeks prior to Election Day suggest they have.

As risky as it is for Florida’s property insurance companies with the threat of hurricanes and related severe weather - in recent years a threat every bit as big has been litigation.

The DeSantis-Crist debate is done and it’s looking increasingly likely that Florida’s original Orangeman and favorite political chameleon, Charlie Crist will be too, in two weeks.

As part of this series, I’ll be breaking down the referendums on November’s ballots in Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties and issuing recommendations on them. Today Miami-Dade is in focus. 

There were a total of 31 rules adopted by the Florida Board of Education during the course of their marathon two-day meeting last week. As I mentioned, there was a lot more to consider than just gender ID bathroom policy.

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you in South Florida. Gas prices continued lower through the weekend.  

Last week’s CDC recommendation that school immunization schedules include a COVID-19 vaccine was extraordinary in numerous respects.

Your daily recap of the biggest news from around the state that impacts you in South Florida. Gas prices continued lower through the weekend.  

Earnings season saved the day last week and led to the best overall stock market performance in months.

In other words, while our reserves are back to 84’s levels, our energy consumption is 27% higher today – making the ‘84 comparison not at all applicable.