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Some church leaders raise concerns about religious freedom and say the change is making people afraid to come in and worship.
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The former Hillsborough County prosecutor and Florida AG was confirmed 54-46 and will take the reins of President Donald Trump's Justice Department.
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A week after the Legislature snubbed his proposals, Gov. Ron DeSantis appeared to tamp down his dispute with GOP leaders, saying "we've had great discussions."
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The Trump administration has dismissed 11 complaints against school districts for removing books from libraries, calling the concept of "bans" a "hoax." as Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has done for years.
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President Donald Trump says Panama should give the canal back to the U.S. Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino says that’s “impossible.” Secretary of State Marco Rubio will be in Panama on Saturday.
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Gustavo Petro said that his government would provide loans to those who take up his offer to return home and enlist in one of its programs to start a business.
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Democratic U.S. Rep. Darren Soto condemned the Trump administration’s revocation of a Temporary Protection Status extension for Venezuelans.
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A federal judge temporarily blocked the order, but not before university researchers were told to operate as usual until updates are received from funding agencies.
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Lawyers and advocacy organizations report an uptick in consultations from people fearful about the administration's orders and are reminding them of their rights, regardless of immigration status.
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The Coast Guard's acting commandant said in a news release that all operational commanders have been ordered to “immediately surge assets" in what he calls key areas. That include boats, helicopters, planes and specialized teams.
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A White House spokesperson says the administration is committed to bringing back the Spanish section of the website. Hispanic advocates and others expressed frustration at the change.
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Former Florida Sen. Marco Rubio was sworn in as secretary of state by Vice President J.D. Vance. Ashley Moody replaces him in the Senate. Meantime, Northeast Florida voters must fill the House seat of Michael Waltz, the next national security adviser.