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Trump Calls Florida Shooting a ‘Shame,’ but Signals No Shift in Gun Laws
President Trump said on Thursday that the shooting at Florida State University in Tallahassee that killed two people and injured six was a “shame,” but suggested that it would not prompt him to support any new gun control legislation.
A KFF Health News analysis underscores that the terminations are sparing no part of the country, politically or ...
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Anti-Trump rallies break out across the U.S., including in Central FloridaProtests, rallies and demonstrations against the Trump administration are taking place in cities across the country this ...
Here’s what we know about Trump’s Easter 2025 plans, this year's White House Egg Roll and what to know about his Mar-a-Lago ...
After efforts to pass laws were stalled in Miami-Dade County and then rebuffed last year by the Florida Legislature, which also banned counties from setting their own rules, the last agency actively ...
Kai Trump, Donald Trump III and Spencer Trump walked into the arena with their grandpa at UFC 314 fight in Florida to Kid ...
Trump arrived for his ninth visit to South Florida this term, a weekend sojourn that kicked off with a speech to Palm Beach ...
The university issued an emergency alert, requesting all students, faculty, staff members to shelter in place quickly.
A viral video on social media claims President Trump raised the minimum wage and "no American worker" will be paid less than ...
Trump managed a golf trifecta — he attended, played or competed at three of his Florida clubs — after arriving April 3 for a ...
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