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

Any objective observer can draw their own dedications based on the data. It largely supports the concerns advanced by the supporters of Florida’s Parental Rights in Education legislation.

The downside risk is 33% based on earnings multiples right now from current levels. That’s two percent less risk than a week ago and 22% less risk than the highs reached last year. The combination of improved earnings and lower stock prices is leading to a better value proposition for investors.

As always there are two sides to stories and one side to facts. The facts clearly support the decision by Dr. Joseph Ladapo and the specific guidance provided by the Florida Department of Health. 

Another day, new record highs for gas prices. That’s been the norm recently as we’re feeling the full effects of US energy policy decisions contrasted with geopolitical issues daily.

Bidenflation strikes again. What's been rising in price faster than oil? The answer. Not much, but one thing that is and has been... Nickel.

The average age of the fallen is 47, the average tour of duty – 16 years. In addition to losing 67 law enforcement professionals in the line of duty this year, there are 41 widows and 136 children who’ve lost a parent.

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

The reason I occasionally mention it, is because it’s very possible in this environment and I don’t want you to be stuck learning the hard way five months from now.  

What’s more controversial than anything happening in Florida’s state legislative session, or with Florida’s state officials? The reporters reporting on them.