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When Florida reporters stood outside of the Hilton at Palm Beach International Airport this morning, ready to cover Gov. Ron DeSantis' signing of a controversial voting-rights bill, they were told that media outlets would not be permitted inside. As it turned out, DeSantis had given exclusive access to a TV network that has been friendly to his party and to the bill: Fox News. Confirmed: @CBS12 News is not allowed into the event where @GovRonDeSantis will sign a controversial elections bill into law, per @MadelineTV who is outside. We were a pool camera, assigned to feed this event to affilia...

FAA warns of spike in unruly passenger behaviour Cathy Adams © Provided by The Independent Around 1,300 passengers have been reported to the US aviation regulator since February, in a spike in unruly behaviour since the start of the year. A typical year would see between 100 and 150 incidents. Most incidents involved passengers not wearing masks, a legal requirement onboard US flights, reports Reuters. The mask mandate on public transport in the US has been extended until 13 September, which is likely when the “zero tolerance” policy will also be extended until. In an i...

WWE's latest Biography special and episode of WWE's Most Wanted Treasures air tonight on A&E, and previews for both are online.

WWE and A&E Reveal First Look Clip of Biography: 'Macho Man' Randy Savage (Exclusive) WWE and A&E have teamed up to highlight some of the biggest legends in WWE history as part of a new Biography series, and after shining the spotlight on Stone Cold Steve Austin and Rowdy Roddy Piper, it's time for Macho Man Randy Savage to get some shine. Savage will be the subject of A&E's next WWE Biography special this Sunday, and ComicBook.com has an exclusive first look clip from the anticipated episode. As you can see in the video above, the episode will break down not just the character of Macho Man a...

Apr. 29, 2021 The graffiti messages scrawled around Miami in March, on the eve of Passover and Holocaust Remembrance Day, were shocking: “The Jews are the Problem,” “Zionism is Satanism.” Most ominously in this city filled with Cubans and other Latin Americans who fled communist governments, was this one: “Communism is Judaism.” The phrase echoed a trend towards antisemitism in Miami’s right-wing Hispanic political circles that have come to dominate this bellwether city. In 2018 Miami-based Radio Television Marti, the federally funded broadcaster of anti-Communist messaging to C...