Duval Schools Faces Federal Lawsuit and a Literacy Gap in the Same Week
Duval County Public Schools is facing scrutiny on two separate fronts this month, and neither is a small local story: a federal civil rights lawsuit…
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Florida’s Governor Primary Is August 18 — A Plain-Language Guide Before You Vote
Florida voters head to the polls August 18 to pick their party’s nominee for governor, in the first open race for the seat since Ron…
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Inside the Pentagon’s Fight Over Trump’s Carrier Catapult Reversal
For nearly a decade, the Navy and its shipbuilders have pushed the Ford-class carrier program toward more digitized, automated systems. On August 13, 2026, President…
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Heat Index Hits 105-110° Across Miami-Dade and Broward This Week
If it feels hotter walking out your door this week than the number on your phone suggests, you’re not imagining it. The National Weather Service…
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The Paper Shield: What a Federal Probe Has to Do With the $12.5 Billion Lakers Sale
To the sports-mad public, the record-shattering $12.5 billion sale of the Los Angeles Lakers to venture capitalist Josh Kushner and former Disney CEO Bob Iger…
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The Strait of Hormuz Monopoly: Why Trump’s Threat to ‘Keep’ the Waterway Doesn’t Match the Facts on the Water
In international diplomacy, there’s often a fine line between strategic leverage and rhetoric that outpaces the facts on the ground. On August 14, 2026, President…
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The Diablo Canyon Lifeline: Why California’s Green-Tech Grid Still Leans on a 40-Year-Old Nuclear Plant
For years, California’s political leadership has promoted an ambitious vision: a future powered largely by wind, solar, and battery storage. The state has shut down…
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