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Tom Woods: ‘You'll never believe it -- the ACLU left out a teensy-weensy detail’

Florida-based podcast host Tom Woods criticized the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) for the organization’s tweet about the execution of convicted murder Duane Owen.

By Sunshine Sentinel Report | Jun 18, 2023

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Op-ed: The Left’s War on Women and Children

“Give me a child for the first 5 years of his life and he will be mine forever.”

By LT. Col. Allen West | Apr 27, 2023

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Operation Open Arms dedicated to serving veterans

By T.H. Lawrence | Nov 1, 2021

Capt. John ‘Giddyup’ Bunch propels volunteer organization to help thousands of men and women

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Trailered boat found carrying over 30 Cubans

By Zachary Richter | Oct 24, 2021

A Florida deputy stopped a rental truck pulling a boat only to find more than 30 Cuban migrants hiding inside the boat.

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Florida Senate panel advances bill to ease possible child traumas when switching homes and 'put the child first'

By Christina Heath | May 31, 2021

The Florida Senate Committee on Children, Families and Elder Affairs has unanimously advanced Senate Bill 80 (SB 80), a measure aimed at alleviating child trauma by ensuring caregivers promote consistent family relationships for vulnerable children.

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Florida's 'broken' unemployment assistance system overwhelmed by fraudulent claims

By Andy Nghiem | Mar 8, 2021

A surge of Florida unemployment assistance claims has created a flood of fraudulent claims, highlighting weaknesses in the system, reported The Center Square.

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Unite 2 Fight 4 Economic Rights bus tour rolls through Jacksonville

By Glenn Minnis | 3 years ago

Comm Cap America is closing in on its 12-state “Revitalizing Our American Dreams” (R.O.A.D.S.)

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'He really listens,' former inmate says of Trump after he grants clemency to non-violent offenders

By T.H. Lawrence | Oct 27, 2020

Two shared similar experiences after role in drug conspiracies, look forward to second chances

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Merold seeks presidential clemency while battling cancer

By Bob Pepalis | May 11, 2020

Frank Merold is undergoing chemotherapy while awaiting news of a possible clemency from President Trump.

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Rochell still seeks clemency after entering home confinement

By Bob Pepalis | May 5, 2020

Rufus Rochell finally left prison after a two-week quarantine to enter home confinement at his sister’s home in Gainesville, Florida.

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Drug dealer's underage wife seeks mercy from Trump

By Juliette Fairley | Apr 20, 2020

Evelyn Pappa is serving life without parole for her husband's drug conspiracy charges

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Frank Merold deserves clemency from President Trump, says the CAN-DO Foundation

By April Bamburg | Apr 4, 2020

Frank Merold, 61, has served 20 years for a conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute conviction. He was sentenced to life on Aug. 9, 2001 and applied for clemency during the Obama administration. His petition was denied in 2016.