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Miami Herald: Judge weighs challenge to Florida tax-cut amendment headed for November ballot
Miami Herald: State Rep. Basabe hires Trump's childhood friend to fight $450,000 verdict
Miami Herald: 'Complete disgrace' and 'total jerk': What Fauci said about DeSantis in his diary
Miami Herald: Florida's attorney general says he'll investigate Anthony Fauci
Miami Herald: New Florida rules advise against drugs for depression, anxiety for kids
Miami Herald: Far-right candidate for governor can stay on Florida's primary ballot, judge says
Miami Herald: Trump administration moves to clear asylum backlog by bypassing interview rule
Miami Herald: Residents of Frederica Wilson's district want her successor to 'be rebellious'
Miami Herald: Miami lawmaker's firm can represent client before the state, ethics panel says
Miami Herald: Byron Donalds gets his biggest contribution yet: $10M from Ken Griffin
Miami Herald: Meet Henry Mack, Florida's new commissioner of education
Miami Herald: Miami-Dade leaders say state's anti-DEI law is so confusing they may have to sue
Miami Herald: Florida may tell school districts to create rules regarding AI safety
Miami Herald: Wasserman Schultz rips student protestors' punishment in letter to FIU president
Miami Herald: Lightning-rod candidate for governor fights in court to stay on Florida's ballot
Miami Herald: How James Fishback is winning over young and far-right voters in governor's race
