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

The most pervasive form of bias in news media remains omission.

Context is key as we advance further into that conversation as we’ll advance past November’s midterms.  

Time will obviously tell how effective all of this will be, but what’s clear is that doing things the same way as we always have in education will only continue to result in even greater teacher shortages in the future. 

Thus far turnout, at least on a percentage basis, is higher among all non-republican voters.

Peak hurricane season is here. As of now, the activity thankfully isn’t.

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

Credibility matters. The FBI has lost the benefit of the doubt with regard to matters involving Donald Trump. Therefore, skepticism isn’t just warranted – it's imperative given their role in a criminal conspiracy to attempt to undermine the President of the United States.

Only 40% of their polling results have proven accurate – which means their polling result in reality, is likely bad news for Fried and good news for Rubio.

Former CIA counterterrorism official Douglas London has told the New York Times that the intelligence community intentionally withheld information from the president.