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A 12-year-old boy who had taken puberty blockers for 14 months had nearly 60 percent of his sex glands had "fully atrophied."

Now they want to change it back.

Socialists.

Latonya Dungee of the Hardees at 1521 S. Main Street in Farmville recently won the Founders Award, the top award given

100,000 dead because the Clinton administration "wouldn't fire first".

Brightline recently hosted USDOT Deputy Secretary of Transportation Polly Trottenberg. Deputy Secretary Trottenberg traveled along Brightline’s South Florida route visiting MiamiCentral station, among others, accompanied by Brightline’s president Patrick Goddard. The tour featured insight into Brightline’s multi-billion-dollar investment in Florida with a visit to Brightline’s operations control center, where the operations team monitors and oversees

Getting your kids involved early in public discourse and service is good for the Earth, and Business. South Florida, the land of eternal summer and flip-flops (or chancletas), where the sun meets the sea, and the Everglades tell tales of resilience, there lies a treasure trove of environmental wonders—and challenges. With its unique ecosystem and

The OUTshine LGBTQ+ Film Festival Miami, internationally acclaimed as one of the largest LGBTQ+ cultural festivals in the world, has announced its 26th annual Miami film lineup. Visit https://outshinefilm.com/program. This year’s highly anticipated festival celebrating queer culture runs Apr. 18-28 and will feature more than 50 internationally acclaimed features and shorts including premieres and documentaries

Broadway playwright and performer Rick Najera, celebrated for his notable contributions to the world of theater, television and film, has debuted his latest theatrical production of Sweet 15 ¡Que Quinceañera!, a live, interactive comedy experience, now through Apr. 28. Produced by Mero Mero Productions, Lavan Entertainment and executive producer Rodrigo D’Escoto, the show will take

Westminster Christian School senior Valentina Stromeyer is headed to Northeastern University in the Fall as a part of the NUin program. She will be going abroad for her first semester at The American College of Thessaloniki in the city of Thessaloniki, Greece. She returns to the Boston campus for the second semester. This school year,