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A majority of those surveyed by USF researchers were dissatisfied with how President Joe Biden has handled inflation, foreign policy, and border security.
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Much of Florida's history has been defined by what we grow — think oranges, timber and cattle. A new study says development could threaten much of that heritage.
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The Florida Legislature's special session began Monday.
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Florida’s low-income families may be at risk of losing out of on SNAP benefits.
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The Leon County Children’s Services Council moves closer to lowering its millage rate.
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Bill Proctor wants the Children’s Services Council to reconsider a move that could lower the amount of revenue it receives for new programs.
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There are about 16,000 empty positions in a state that already has one of the smallest government workforces in the country.
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The survey shows the paramount importance of economic issues -- including Social Security and Medicare -- for voters 50 and older.
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It's the fifth straight week of declines, and down from the record of $4.89 a gallon in mid-June.
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Inflation worsened in June, rising 9.1% on surging food, rent and energy costs, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Wednesday.