At Least 2 Dead, 6 Injured in Shooting at Florida University
At least two people were killed and six others injured Thursday in a shooting at Florida State University (FSU) in Tallahassee, according to campus police chief Jason Trumbower, who spoke…
What Are ‘Trash Cans’? DEA Exposes New Urban Drug Trafficking Front in U.S. School Zones
In a shift reflecting the drug trade’s constant adaptation to new distribution methods, traditional vials historically used to package drugs like crack have been progressively replaced by small, colorful plastic…
Trump Signs Order to Lower Drug Prices and Speed Up Generic Approvals
President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at reducing drug prices, speeding up the approval of generic products, and improving the efficiency of the Medicare health program, while offering…
Florida Among the Most Hurricane-Vulnerable States
Florida’s greatest risk is partly due to its topography. The state’s Gulf of Mexico coastline is shallow, with a gently sloping continental shelf. The elevated ocean floor acts as a…
Latino Economy in the U.S. Grows Faster Than the Nation’s Overall Economy
Over the past decade, the U.S. Latino economy has grown two and a half times faster than its non-Latino counterpart, surpassing the gross domestic product of the United Kingdom, India,…
Some Americans May Be Affected by Changes in Social Security
Thousands of Americans could be receiving fewer benefits than they are owed due to the current interpretation of retroactivity rules by the Social Security Administration (SSA). A bipartisan group of…
Trump Says He Is Evaluating a ‘Self-Deportation’ Program with Financial Incentives for Undocumented Migrants
President of the United States, Donald Trump, stated that he is considering the implementation of a program aimed at undocumented immigrants in the country, which would offer them financial compensation…
We Don’t Aim to Replace SunFest: The 561 Music Festival Arrives in May
We’re just weeks away from what would have been SunFest weekend in downtown West Palm Beach. But financial troubles and restructuring have left SunFest’s future in limbo. So what’s next?…
Trump Moves to Impose Tariffs on Semiconductors and Pharmaceutical Products
The administration of President Donald Trump has launched national security investigations into imports of chips and pharmaceutical products, which, according to U.S. media, will be used to impose new tariffs…
La Niña Has Officially Ended. What Does This Mean for the 2025 Hurricane Season?
Hurricane season is less than two months away, and we are examining how water temperatures could affect the upcoming hurricane season. La Niña has officially ended, and we are now…
Florida Universities Join State Plan and Will Cooperate with ICE on Immigration Matters
Amid growing pressure on immigration policies in the United States, several universities in Florida have decided to join the state’s campaign to strengthen collaboration with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement…
Smartphones and Computers Exempt from Tariffs Imposed by Donald Trump
According to an announcement issued by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), smartphones, computer monitors, and various electronic components are among the products exempt from the tariffs imposed by President…
NFL Strengthens Protection with New Helmets Aimed at Reducing Concussions
The NFL continues taking concrete steps to prioritize player health. The league announced the addition of seven new high-performance helmet models that will be available for the 2025 season, with…
CBP Home Undocumented Registration Takes Effect: What You Need to Know
This Friday, April 11, the new national registration system for undocumented immigrants through CBP Home announced last month by the Trump administration goes into effect, making between 2.2 and 3.2…
Gold solidifies as investor safe haven and hits record highs amid tariff trade war
The price of gold reached new record highs this Friday, nearing $3,230 per ounce, as trade tensions between the United States and China persist, along with fears of a global…
Florida Teacher Fired for Violating Law That Bans Using Students’ Preferred Names
The Brevard County school district in Florida (BPS) has dismissed teacher Melissa Calhoun, who taught at Satellite High School, after she used a student’s preferred name without parental authorization. According…
