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Jolly says he will not debate Donalds

The Democratic nominee for Florida Governor, David Jolly, rejects any debates with his Republican opponent Byron Donalds. Jolly said he believes that appearing with Donald would not provide healthy grounds for a civil and constructive debate.

Clearwater moves ahead with a Scientology-backed entertainment center

EVO, a Texas entertainment center company, plans to build a new Scientology-funded entertainment center in downtown Clearwater. With a busy street in between the facility and parking lot, EVO is pushing for the street to be vacated.

School voucher programs in Florida fall short for for children with disabilities

Florida School Choice is the voucher program that aids eligible families with education related expenses. However, some schools don’t have adequate resources to support students with disabilaties.

Many Venezuelan immigrants shun Florida in favor of other states

Places including Utah, Atlanta and Chicago are becoming hot spots for Venzuelan immigrants, as these areas promise a better quality of life than in Florida, including jobs and housing.

Three major news organizations file a lawsuit against Trump over being denied White House access

The Trump administration barred reporters from CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House, as Trump believed them to be reporting “fake news.”

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