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Melissa Miller

DeSantis on High Alert: Florida’s Citizens Insurance Cutting 600K Policies as Hurricane Milton Nears

October 6, 2024 As Tropical storm Milton rapidly intensifies over the Gulf of Mexico and barrels toward Florida, concerns are mounting over the state’s largest insurer, Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, and its ability to weather yet another catastrophic event. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has previously warned that Citizens could face insolvency if a major hurricane…

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Hurricane Milton: Florida Prepares for a Second Major Hurricane in Two Weeks

Tropical Depression Fourteen has formed over the southwestern Gulf of Mexico and is forecast to intensify rapidly into the next named storm, Hurricane Milton. Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center warn that Milton could become a major hurricane as it approaches Florida’s west coast by midweek, bringing life-threatening storm surge, destructive winds, and heavy rainfall….

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Florida Condo Crisis: DeSantis’ Legislation Leads To Jail Time

While Florida’s condo legislation, passed under Governor Ron DeSantis, has caused significant upheaval in the state’s condominium communities, an unexpected upside has emerged: the laws are exposing and helping to apprehend corrupt condo board members and property managers. The recent arrest of Gregori Arzumanov, president of Turnberry on the Green condominiums in Aventura, is a…

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DeSantis Enforces New Digital Voyeurism Law in Florida, Making Nanny Cam Use a Possible Felony

A new law in Florida, HB 1389 Digital Voyeurism, went into effect on October 1, 2024, introducing strict penalties for the use of nanny cams and other hidden surveillance devices. The law, supported by Governor Ron DeSantis, expands previous regulations on video voyeurism to encompass digital recording devices, raising concerns among Floridians about privacy and…

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California’s Newsom 2025 Law Set to Bring Amsterdam’s Red-Light District Vibe to the State

California is preparing for a major shift in its culture as Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed Assembly Bill 1775, which will legalize cannabis cafes starting in January 2025. These cafes, inspired by Amsterdam’s famous cannabis spots, will allow patrons to smoke cannabis while enjoying food, coffee, and live entertainment, marking a return to indoor smoking…

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Fly Distracts Trump on Stage, Drawing Comparisons to Sanders’ ‘Bird Moment’ in 2016

In an unusual moment during a campaign rally in Wisconsin, former President Donald Trump found himself distracted mid-speech by a persistent fly. The bizarre incident unfolded while Trump was discussing a hat, only for him to pause and address the uninvited insect that had approached his lectern. “Oh, there’s a fly,” Trump remarked, appearing visibly…

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DeSantis’ Florida Condo Law Faces Scrutiny as Residents Are Evicted Amid Hurricane Helene

Fort Lauderdale, FL – As Hurricane Helene made landfall in South Florida, residents of Springbrook Gardens condominium were grappling with an urgent eviction order that had left many homeless during the storm. The condo building, constructed in 1978, was deemed structurally unsafe by city officials just before the hurricane’s arrival, forcing residents to vacate with…

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Hurricanes Accelerate Ice Melt in Greenland, Raising Global Sea Level Concerns

Recent research indicates that the increasing frequency and intensity of hurricanes are contributing to the accelerated melting of ice in Greenland. This phenomenon could significantly affect global sea levels and alter climate patterns across the world. Hurricanes, such as the recent Hurricane Isaac, demonstrate how tropical storms can impact regions far beyond their typical reach,…

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