Florida man seen carrying Pelosi’s lectern in Capitol riots arrested
A man who was photographed carrying House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s lectern during the Capitol Hill
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Florida reports record-high COVID-19 deaths for second day in a row
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Florida deaths rising sharply but nation’s new cases trending down; Herman Cain dies; Trump suggests delaying election
New U.S. COVID-19 cases showed signs of trending downward Thursday while deaths in Florida rose sharply one
Florida becomes 2nd hardest-hit US state, surpassing New York
Florida on Saturday reported more than 12,000 new cases of the novel coronavirus, and in
Florida lawyers offer free wills for teachers as schools re-open
Lawyers are offering free wills for teachers and educators are responding. Charles Gallagher, a lawyer
53 Florida hospitals run out of ICU beds in throes of pandemic
Florida has experienced a dramatic rise in coronavirus cases since mid-June and is now the
DeWine warns Ohio ‘could become Florida’ as cases rise
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine during an appearance on NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday warned that
How the coronavirus created a perfect storm in Florida
When the coronavirus struck, the conditions in Florida made it a perfect storm for the
Business in Florida: Challenges and Opportunities
Chris Ryan / . Florida businesses have a tax advantage over small businesses in some
California, Florida struggle with COVID-19 but Florida fares worse
California is rolling back the reopening of its economy, closing bars statewide following an increase