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A TWEET about a "new" sculpture in Glasgow city centre has gone viral following a graffiti incident.

If jurors reject the death penalty for the Parkland killer, don't call it mercy, writes columnist Fred Grimm. Consigning a 24-year-old to spend five decades or so (if he’s lucky) in the custody of an underfunded, understaffed, scandal-plagued Florida Department of Corrections may be crueler than lethal injection.

Along with lists of chemicals needed, and in what amounts, what happens inside the Florida State Prison during an execution is spelled out in a 14-page document. But the document does not say how, or from where, those chemicals are obtained. Lawmakers want to keep it that way.

Along with lists of chemicals needed, and in what amounts, what happens inside the Florida State Prison during an execution is spelled out in a 14-page document. But the document does not say how, or from where, those chemicals are obtained. Lawmakers want to keep it that way.

Along with lists of chemicals needed, and in what amounts, what happens inside the Florida State Prison during an execution is spelled out in a 14-page document. But the document does not say how, or from where, those chemicals are obtained. Lawmakers want to keep it that way.

What does holiday cheer look like for the incarcerated and their families?

Florida’s Department of Corrections is plagued by a presently insurmountable crisis: gridlock.

The retirements of the leaders of the Department of Corrections and the Department of Elder Affairs had not been previously announced.

COVID-19 cases have declined in Florida in the last six weeks, but the state’s skilled nursing centers and assisted living centers are facing myriad financial crises aggravated by the pandemic and a growing labor shortage, according to the Florida Health Care Association (FHCA).

Good morning: Here's your first look at the issues behind today's Florida politics.