wrote this on Yale’s financial aid office, affordability, and the disconnect between what the office believes a family’s “demonstrated need” is and that of families themselves:
https://t.co/NQ0v6wlpsZ
A Sun Sentinel investigation reveals how Florida family courts use no-contact orders to strip custody from parents never charged with abuse, abandonment or neglect. https://t.co/B7FdsjKCF1
Heads up Fort Lauderdale: $43 million roadwork project to cause temporary lane closures on Sunrise Boulevard from June 2026 through early 2028. Work extends from blocks near Galleria mall to Birch State Park. https://t.co/UmpcwzELKv
South Florida faces a heightened risk of wildfires through August, even though the start of the wet season could offer some relief to the drought-stricken region. {og:title} {article:title} https://t.co/tcj9JCqSGi
Data for the new Florida map has been uploaded to Dave's Redistricting Act.
Under the new map, the 9th, 14th, 22nd, and 25th districts would go from Harris seats to Trump seats, all of them carried by around 10 points.
https://t.co/Dx9MBBx6Q8
#BREAKING: Broward Sheriff’s Office searching for man caught on camera assaulting a woman in Weston; public urged to help identify suspect. Click on the link to read more. https://t.co/9evdf3aRHg
The former Carolina Club Golf Course could be turned into the mixed-use Lakes of Carolina community, offering new townhomes, commercial buildings and greenspace. https://t.co/qFdbKmM17d
A new seven-story luxury hotel could rise next to a Sunrise shopping center just west of I-75, a plan that has drawn mixed reactions. https://t.co/g9XxfTTDs7
👨👩👧👦Can sibling rivalries shape success?
🎙️This week, TPN founder @zacharykarabell and @heyemmavarv asked @susandominus, staff writer at @nytimes magazine, and author of, "The Family Dynamic: A Journey Into the Mystery of Sibling Success," what she thinks.
https://t.co/ZSsGpLAI6Y
My latest for @ProPublica: An in-depth look at how foreign scammers use (well, misuse) U.S. banks to facilitate large-scale transfers of funds stolen from victims of #pigbutchering scams overseas
https://t.co/00NlVAJ2EH
Volume 57, Issue 2 is online and in a dhall near you! Read about: Yale’s shifting attitude toward student arrests, the fight to protect Ecuadorian migrants from deportation, and the push to form a community for students with disabilities. More awaits: https://t.co/QTIHAwu2rO
The Washington Post obtained details about a $45 million plan run by Elon Musk's advisors to target Black, Jewish, Muslim voters and others with "misdirection" ads - often containing falsehoods about her positions https://t.co/uFwO1jPLOV
David Lara has long pushed baseless claims about election fraud, and he helped inspire the debunked film “2,000 Mules.” After a decisive win last week, he will take over the office that runs elections in Arizona's Yuma County. https://t.co/9Jx5eKyECk
NEW -- Former Rep. TULSI GABBARD (D-Hawaii) is in the mix to be named director of national intelligence, according to a source familiar. This is a Senate confirmed position.
GABBARD served in the House as a Democrat from 2013-2021.
Today, the Board ruled that, going forward, an employer will violate the National Labor Relations Act by requiring employees to attend captive-audience meetings in which the employer expresses its views on unionization under threat of discipline/discharge. https://t.co/odKn4Ah341
Josseli Barnica’s husband says a Texas hospital told her that it would be a “crime” to help manage her miscarriage.
Days later, she died from an infection that developed after she waited 40 hours for treatment.
https://t.co/zzX3cR06t1
A paper out of New York University on social media finds "0.1% of users shared 80% of fake news," and "74% of all online conflicts are started in just 1% of communities" https://t.co/fR0ysa3zx8