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Haitians are receding from public view in South Florida as Temporary Protected Status ends. Empty businesses and fewer remittances signal a major shift for local communities.

PriorityEvac in West Palm Beach sells annual memberships starting at $1,250 per person. The service guarantees flights on private jets out of Florida before major hurricanes arrive.

Republican candidate Michael Carbonara faces scrutiny for investing campaign funds in cryptocurrency through a company he founded, raising questions about conflicts of interest.

Construction begins in Florida for Washington's new hybrid ferries. The first of three electric vessels aims to modernize the fleet after a decade without new builds.

A report from the Food and Agriculture Organization highlights a new surge in global food inflation driven by geopolitical wars and extreme weather patterns affecting harvests.

Florida risks losing nearly $1B in federal funding over SNAP errors. Lawmakers push for AI reforms as understaffing and disasters drive the state's error rate above federal thresholds.

The state plans to build what it calls an “Aerial Highway Network” that includes places the futuristic aircraft can charge, take-off and land.

High gas prices and inflation pose challenges to economic recovery goals ahead of critical midterms in Washington.

Economic experts indicate that ongoing inflation and wage issues remain a liability for Republicans as Americans face financial strain before the November election cycle begins.

Florida plans to spend $197M intended for EV chargers on aerial highways for flying taxis, sparking criticism from advocates who cite ongoing public charging gaps.

Florida residents check tickets as Powerball hits $663M on July 29. Lump sum option is nearly $291M before taxes after local Mega Millions news.

Meta shares drop 10 percent as critics label its artificial intelligence approach chaotic, contrasting with CEO Mark Zuckerberg's optimistic outlook on future tech growth and investment returns.