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George Stanton

DeSantis’s New Law Turned Florida Condo Timeshares into a Financial Nightmare

Governor Ron DeSantis’s new legislation, Senate Bill 4-D has created significant challenges for timeshare owners in Florida. Aimed at improving safety and ensuring structural integrity, the law mandates stricter reserve funding and structural assessments for multi-story buildings. While the intention is to prevent disasters like the Surfside condo collapse, the impact on timeshare owners has…

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Opinion: DeSantis’s Florida: Condo Laws Make It Clear—Only the Wealthy Can Afford to Stay

In the face of a mounting insurance crisis and deteriorating infrastructure, Governor Ron DeSantis’s decision to enforce stringent condo laws may be unpopular, but it is ultimately the right move. With Florida’s unique mix of aging buildings, frequent hurricanes, and a history of tragic incidents like the Surfside condo collapse, these laws may be the…

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Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Travis County for Program to Send Registration Forms to Unregistered Voters

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton recently filed a lawsuit against Travis County. The lawsuit challenges the county’s use of funds for a voter registration program. Travis County had allocated taxpayer money to hire Civic Government Solutions. This company was tasked with mailing voter registration forms to unregistered voters in the area. Paxton’s suit argues that…

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Florida’s “Zombie” Condos: The Fallout of DeSantis’ Legislation

In recent years, Florida’s once-thriving condo market has seen a troubling shift, leading to the emergence of so-called “zombie” condos—properties that have become nearly worthless due to new legislation. These condos, once the pride of retirees and vacationers alike, now stand as ghostly reminders of what happens when governance and real estate collide. The root…

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McDonald’s New $15 Burger Counters Newsom’s $20 Minimum Wage Law in California

McDonald’s is preparing to launch its biggest burger yet, called the Big Arch. This massive burger weighs nearly 14 ounces and has 1,025 calories. It is currently being tested in Portugal and Canada. McDonald’s CEO Chris Kempczinski described it as a classic McDonald’s burger with a twist, featuring two patties, melted cheese, crispy toppings, and…

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Revolutionary or Risky? The Safety Debate Surrounding Tesla’s Cybertruck

Tesla’s Cybertruck, a vehicle touted for its revolutionary design and cutting-edge technology, is facing significant scrutiny over its safety standards. While the futuristic vehicle has captured the imagination of many, experts and industry watchdogs are raising alarms about its viability in international markets and potential risks to both occupants and pedestrians. The Cybertruck’s design has…

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Supreme Court Backs Biden: Major Blow to Republican States Challenging Social Media Censorship Claims

In a significant legal ruling on Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court sided with the Biden administration in a contentious case involving the extent of federal influence over social media platforms. The decision overturned lower-court rulings that had supported the claims of Republican-led states like Louisiana and Missouri, which accused Biden administration officials of using their…

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Pope Francis’s Dilemma: 450 Abuse Claims Spark Church Taxation Outcry Amidst San Diego Bankruptcy

The Diocese of San Diego has officially filed for bankruptcy amidst a surge of lawsuits alleging sexual abuse of minors by priests, religious, and lay members. Cardinal Robert McElroy made the announcement July 17th, marking the second time the diocese has sought bankruptcy protection. The decision comes in response to approximately 450 lawsuits, 16 months…

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