The Republican Party has made “voter fraud” a rallying cry while offering few actual examples of voter fraud in real life. Associated Press conducted an investigation that demonstrated that the 2020 presidential election “found fewer than 475 potential cases of voter fraud out of 25.5 million ballots cast in the six states where Trump and his allies disputed his loss to President Joe Biden.” […]
Summer surges are now expected in the South, while winter surges are expected in the North, especially around the holidays, according to Birx. Birx said she pays close attention to statistics coming out of South Africa, where new Covid-19 cases have lately increased. […]
Gov. DeSantis says it’s ‘wrong’ for the feds to forgive student loan debt […]
Democratic candidate Ken Russell will no longer compete with Democratic Rep. Val Demings’ Senate campaign — and will instead seek to oust GOP U.S Rep. María Elvira Salazar in CD 27. […]
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. In recognition of its participation in raising awareness in our community, the City of Tamarac was presented with a proclamation signed by Governor Ron DeSantis. Vice Mayor Mike Gelin represented the City of Tamarac at the Broward AWARE Family Fun and Resource Fair hosted by the Children’s Services Council of Broward County (CSC). Chris Lolley, Executive Director of Prevent Child Abuse Florida, also presented a pin to Vice Mayor Mike Gelin to thank the city for its participation in Child Abuse Prevention Month. […]
Williams wears his hair in braids and considers the style a tie to his culture and ancestors. His family has appealed local school officials’ decision not to allow him to enroll, to no avail. The family says cutting his hair isn’t an option, but they also don’t have another option for a public school to send him to because East Bernard is the closest district to their home. […]
“We are deeply disturbed by allegations of discrimination that we believe do not stand up to scrutiny,” Wells Fargo said in a news release on the matter.” These unfounded attacks on Wells Fargo stand in stark contrast to the company’s significant and long-term commitment to closing the minority homeownership gap.” […]
Owner and founder Santese Gatlin said the idea behind the restaurant was to create something fun and casual. After working for years for large companies and always “cooking other people’s concepts and ideas,” Gatlin decided to try something new. […]
Noir Infusion Arts (NIA), an arts organization that celebrates the accomplishments of artists of African descent, is proud to announce its Annual Black Art Brunch, which provides local artists and Black owned businesses the opportunities to showcase their talent and finished works, or products in a fun interactive environment. […]
Members of the Broward County Co-Chair Coalition with Charlie Crist at a news conference in Fort Lauderdale on April 21, 2022. Broward County State Attorney Harold Pryor was not present. (Twitter) […]
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