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How Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis deploys state police to enforce his political agenda - Vimarsana News

How Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis deploys state police to enforce his political agenda

Inside the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, many people balked at directives from the governor’s office they viewed as political stunts orchestrated to raise DeSantis’ national profile, The Post’s interviews found, and some who openly resisted the governor’s priorities were pushed out.

Source: adn.com
Exploring Thermal Limits of Advanced Nanomaterials - Vimarsana News

Exploring Thermal Limits of Advanced Nanomaterials

At the High-Performance Materials Institute, a group of FAMU-FSU College of engineering scientists is examining the thermal limits of advanced nanomaterials.

Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz sentenced to life in prison - Vimarsana News

Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz sentenced to life in prison

Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz was sentenced to life in prison without parole Wednesday, more than four years after he killed 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.

Source: upi.com
Penis statue in hot pink coming to Fort Lauderdale beach? - Vimarsana News

Penis statue in hot pink coming to Fort Lauderdale beach?

Chaz Stevens, the same man who made headlines after putting up a Festivus pole at the state Capitol, is now seeking permission from Fort Lauderdale and eight other cities to install a phallic-shaped statue in the local town square.

Floridians could soon carry guns without permit or training - Vimarsana News

Floridians could soon carry guns without permit or training

Permitless carry legislation appears poised to pass in Florida next year, erasing a more than 30-year-old state law.