Grassroots Wave: Miami Petition to Add Four Seats at City Hall Blows Past Goal
Organizers say Stronger Miami collected more than 20,500 signatures to add four commissioners, tighten redistricting rules and move city elections to even‑year Novembers. The petitions now head to the Supervisor of Elections for verification.
Rubio Jets To St. Kitts As U.S. Tries To Reclaim Caribbean Turf
Secretary of State Marco Rubio will visit St. Kitts for a one‑day CARICOM summit to press security, trade and stability after the U.S. operation in Venezuela. The trip is meant to reassure Caribbean leaders and lock in cooperation on drug interdiction and economic ties.
Sunshine State Swamped as DeSantis Touts Record 143.3 Million Visitors
Preliminary VISIT FLORIDA estimates show 143.3 million visitors in 2025, driven by domestic travel and a record fourth quarter. The tally could reshape spring travel across Orlando, Miami and the Gulf Coast.
Florida Schools Cry Foul, Sue Scholarship Powerhouse Over Missing Millions
A coalition of seven Florida private schools says Step Up For Students failed to deliver millions in scholarship dollars, straining small and special‑needs programs and spawning a Duval County lawsuit.
Trump’s $5 Billion Bank Brawl: JPMorgan Tries To Shake Dimon From Miami Blacklist Case
JPMorgan says Trump improperly added CEO Jamie Dimon to a $5B debanking suit and is pushing to move the case into federal court. The bank denies any blacklist existed.












