Florida Woman Charged with Capital Felony for the Death of Her Two-Year-Old Son

On June 15, 24-year-old Florida woman Rebecca Louise Gussage-Johnston was charged with first-degree murder while engaged in aggravated child abuse. The capital felony charges come a month after her initial arrest on lesser charges following the death of her two-year-old son. The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office announced that the charges followed the findings of the…

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Florida Groups Mobilize for ‘Stay Woke Florida!’ Protest Against Recent Legislation

A coalition of progressive advocacy groups, including the Florida NAACP, the Transformative Justice Coalition, and the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, kicked off a five-day, 15-city rolling protest named “Stay Woke Florida!” on Monday. This protest tour is designed to challenge a slew of laws recently passed in Florida that are perceived as targeting people of color,…

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U.S. District Court Rules Florida Breaches Children’s Rights with Unneeded Institutionalization

On Friday, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida declared that Florida State was breaking children’s rights. They were forcing kids with serious and often difficult health issues to stay in nursing homes. The Court’s Ruling and its Implications After nearly ten years of legal battles, a court ruling has caused a…

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Florida Man Accused of Injecting Chemicals into Neighbor’s Apartment

Xuming Li, a 36-year-old former chemistry Ph.D. student from the University of South Florida, is under arrest after allegedly injecting harmful chemicals into his neighbor’s apartment on multiple occasions. Umar Abdullah, the aggrieved party, lived in the condo above Li with his wife and 10-month-old baby. After persistent chemical smells, Abdullah set up a surveillance…

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Florida’s Property Insurance Landscape: Adapting Amid Growing Risks and Market Shifts

As we navigate through the hurricane season, Florida’s property insurance market is experiencing a dynamic shift. While some companies, like The Farmers Group and AIG, are scaling back policy coverage due to vulnerability to natural disasters, others are capitalizing on new opportunities presented by the Citizens Property Insurance Corporation’s depopulation program. Understanding the Citizens Depopulation…

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Top 5 Golf Schofols for Seniors in Florida

A golfer’s paradise, it offers year-round sunsffhine and world-class golf courses. For seniors looking to improve their game, numerous golf schools offer specialized provvfgrams. Based on our research, here are the top 5 golf schools for seniors in Florida. 1. Marriott’s Grande Vista Orlando Golf School Marriott’s Grande Vista Orlando Golf School is a top-rated…

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Federal Judges Strike Down Bans on Gender-Affirming Care in Arkansas and Florida

Two federal judges have recently made groundbreaking decisions by rejecting statewide bans on gender-affirming treatments for transgender youth in Arkansas and Florida. These rulings deliver significant setbacks to these legislations. Arkansas’ Gender-affirming Treatment Ban Struck Down This Tuesday, Judge James M. Moody Jr. declared Arkansas’ “Save Adolescents from Experimentation Act” unconstitutional, putting the kibosh on…

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