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Econometer: Is a weaker US dollar a good thing?

By Phillip Molnar, The San Diego Union-Tribune The U.S. dollar’s value has fallen 8% over the past year, as the price of gold has skyrocketed,…

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Long Beach mayoral candidate facing death threats after viral video calls on gang leaders to oppose ICE

By Ruben Vives, Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — The video clip posted last week on social media by Rogelio Martinez, a mayoral candidate for…

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Bill White: Dreaming on a summer’s day … yet to get here

The summer sun was just creeping up as I stepped outside with my coffee and settled on the patio. The bird action at the feeders…

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Franjo von Allmen gana el descenso masculino y se cuelga el primer oro en Milán-Cortina

Por PAT GRAHAM BORMIO, Italia (AP) — El esquiador suizo Franjo von Allmen acabó primero en el descenso olímpico el sábado y se colgó la…

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Trump’s calls to ‘nationalize’ elections have state, local election officials bracing for tumult

By Jonathan Shorman, Stateline.org President Donald Trump’s calls this week to “nationalize” elections capped a year of efforts by his administration to exercise authority over…

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Commissioners seek accountability after scathing audit of Visit Orlando

Orange County commissioners are expected to discuss Tuesday a revised contract with destination-marketing agency Visit Orlando that addresses a scathing July audit of its use…

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Historic Winter Garden citrus packing plant redevelopment gets back on track

Longtime developer Gary Hasson is working to breathe new life into a Winter Garden property that for decades played an important role in one of…

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When it comes to IVF, laws provide little protection from embryo mix-ups

In the wake of a Central Florida couple suing a Longwood fertility clinic for implanting the wrong embryo, legal experts say Florida’s outdated laws on…

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When it comes to IVF, laws provide little protection from embryo mix-ups

In the wake of a Central Florida couple suing a Longwood fertility clinic for implanting the wrong embryo, legal experts say Florida’s outdated laws on…

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Campaign fundraising plummets for Congresswoman Cherfilus-McCormick after indictment

As legal and ethical troubles for Congresswoman Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick escalated, financial support for her reelection campaign plummeted. The most recent campaign finance reports filed with…

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