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Attorney Fred Levin, Who Fought Tobacco Industry, Dies At 83

PENSACOLA, Fla. — Florida attorney Fred Levin, who won a major legal battle against the...

PENSACOLA, Fla. — Florida attorney Fred Levin, who won a major legal battle against the...

December 14, 2020 Troverie took its name from the word trove, which Google defines as a “store of valuable or delightful things.” And for a while, watch execs were hoping for delightful things from Troverie. The e-tailer, which sold only authorized timepieces supplied by authorized retailers, let watch companies sell product online in a multibrand environment that wasn’t the gray market. Over two dozen independent jewelers joined its retail network, excited to sell certain brands online...

Michael Esmond, 74, donated $7,600 to pay 114 residents past due utility bills Most of the people he helped were in danger of having their utilities shut off  In 2019, he had donated $4,600 to help 36 households in the same situation  Esmond said the gesture had more meaning this year, due to the impact of coronavirus and the damage done by Septembers Hurricane Sally  He said he chose to donate his money to paying off utility bills because he had once had his heat cut off in the 1980s  At t...

The final push is on. one of the most klossly watched senate races, ted cruz has attention far beyond the borders of the state of texas. ed levin has more. >> reporter: texas democrats call it beto mania. and in the last days of this u.s. senate campaign, beto orourke appearances are designed to generate rock star-style pandemonium. the idea of a democrat winning a statewide election in texas is still a dream. it hasnt happened in nearly 25 years. beto orourke says hes confident hes changed the ...

Long since fled their homeland. fidel castro and his rule oifr the country remain charged issues. ed levin dara sat down with two generations to get their take. >> reporter: its dinner time for the family. we asked them to sit down for a conversation about fidel castro in cuba to capture how cuban-american families have evolved more than 50 years after castro rose to power. when jorge ga receipto came to the united states in 1960 at age 19 he had hopes of crushing fidel castros dictatorship. >> ...

They were really true patriots. yes. im very angry at that because we had a beautiful country. >> reporter: did you think you would be at this age and not going back to cuba? >> i did not. >> i thought we were going sooner. but apparently were stuck here. >> reporter: i understand what you meant. its not a bad place to be stuck. >> right. you are right. >> reporter: the day may soon come where they all visit cuba gether at least that remains the hope. ed lavendara, cnn, miami. >> ed, thank you. ...