The Florida House and Senate agreed to transfer University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee’s facilities to New College of Florida, resolving key funding and liability issues.
A recent WalletHub study ranks Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, and Tampa among the top U.S. cities offering strong opportunities and favorable conditions for summer employment.
A Bitcoin holder from the Satoshi era transferred over 2,600 BTC to institutional trading desks, signaling potential liquidation during a period of miner profitability challenges.
Florida lawmakers finalized a $115 billion budget that restores AIDS program funding and allocates $4 million to the families of the Groveland Four, victims of a wrongful 1949 conviction.
Recent rulings and scientific reassessments have weakened the foundation for climate change litigation, spotlighting judicial and legislative limits on lawsuits targeting energy companies.
Calls grow for the Pentagon to acknowledge civilian casualties in Iran and restore programs that reduce harm, reinforcing military ethics and transparency.
A Wall Street Journal editorial cautions President Trump not to accept a premature Iran nuclear deal, calling sanctions relief without guarantees a betrayal of U.S. interests.
The U.S. sanctioned Iraq’s Deputy Oil Minister and several entities over oil smuggling supporting Iran-backed militias, signaling a new strategy targeting foreign influence in Iraq’s oil sector.
CPI-M General Secretary M. A. Baby calls Kerala poll loss a serious setback, acknowledging internal turmoil and leadership challenges following unprecedented electoral defeats.
The UN's climate change body has quietly abandoned its most alarming temperature rise models, challenging longstanding dire predictions that shaped climate policy and public debate.