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Donalds calls solar a ‘fad’ as Florida utilities expand its use (opens the original)
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Utility-scale solar capacity in the United States has increased 33% since 2025, according to information from the U.S. Energy Information Administration cited by the SUN DAY Campaign, which tracks renewable energy nationally. President Donald Trumpâs One Big Beautiful Bill Act in 2025 removed solar power tax credits, a move Florida industry groups warned could hurt the stateâs solar industry. Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds said last week he is not a fan of solar power and q
Florida officials announce 20 voter fraud arrests (opens the original)
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Gov. Ron DeSantis and Attorney General James Uthmeier told reporters Thursday in Palm Beach County that state agents have arrested 20 people for voter fraud in Florida. Sixteen of them, they said, were non-citizens who claimed U.S. citizenship and four others had felony convictions but registered and voted while still on probation. The announcement came 40 days before the midterm elections. Each charged offense is a third-degree felony. If convicted as charged, 18 of those arrested could face up
Debate about data centers emerges in Donalds-Jolly gubernatorial race (opens the original)
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Alarm about the potential threat to the labor economy and even human civilization itself from artificial intelligence sharpened over the weekend and may lead to even more anxiety for Floridians about AI and, specifically data centers, which power that technology. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei triggered the escalation Saturday by publishing a 3,800-word essay warning that AI models are advancing so rapidly that they potentially threaten humanity. Anthropic makes Claude AI. Grassroots opposition to A
Hemp entrepreneurs in Florida receive a reprieve — at least for another month (opens the original)
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Included in a congressional continuing resolution that President Donald Trump signed Wednesday to fund the federal government through Dec. 11 is a provision that delays most of the impending federal hemp restrictions that were set to go into effect Nov. 12. Those restrictions â approved in an appropriations bill signed into law nearly a year ago â would change the federal definition of legal hemp to a âtotal THC standardâ that eliminates approximately 95 percent of existing hemp-derived
Progressive wing tests Florida Democrats in Senate primary (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE â As progressive candidates notch victories over more moderate Democrats in other parts of the country, Floridaâs Aug. 18 Democratic primary for U.S. Senate is shaping up as a test of whether that movement can gain traction in the state. Retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Alex Vindman has largely focused his campaign on Republican U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody, while his Democratic opponent, Jacksonville state Rep. Angie Nixon, has emphasized policy differences between herself and Vindman. Nixo
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