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BLM Reprisal: Florida school district terminates teacher who stood up for Black students

BLM Reprisal: Florida school district terminates teacher who stood up for Black students
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How Ron DeSantis Could Miss His Shot at the White House

How Ron DeSantis Could Miss His Shot at the White House
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Democrat who ran Florida s pandemic response blasts Rebekah Jones for running a disinformation campaign

Print Continue to article content Jared Moskowitz resigned as director of Florida s emergency management department in February to spend more time with his family. | Chris O Meara/AP Photo Democrat who ran Florida’s pandemic response blasts Rebekah Jones for ‘running a disinformation campaign Updated Jared Moskowitz realized he had a big problem and needed to fix it. As the head of Florida’s emergency management department, he was already in charge of pandemic response and had to contend with someone in his office possibly leaking to a purveyor of what he called coronavirus “disinformation.” The person receiving the leaks was Rebekah Jones, a fired health department worker who earned national media attention for unsubstantiated allegations that Florida was manipulating Covid-19 death data.

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Florida nurse who appeared to threaten VP Harris in videos charged: Secret Service

She stated that someone had paid her $53,000 to do the job. In another video, Phelps says Harris is going to die 50 days from today, according to the complaint. A photo dated Feb. 20 that the inspector general gave to the Secret Service shows Phelps at a gun range. On Feb. 22, Phelps applied for a concealed weapons permit, according to the affidavit. Two days after the Secret Service contacted Phelps, she told officials she was fired from her job and agreed to be interviewed. She told investigators that she had been angry about Harris becoming vice president, but she s over it now.

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Florida Unemployment System Needs Upgrades, DEO Audit Says

That would include $73 million over the next two years to upgrade the DEO s IT system and move the unemployment benefit system to a cloud-based program, Eagle said. Eagle is also pushing for money to hire 435 new full-time employees who would be used for the next year or two to process complicated claims. In an appearance before the Florida Senate s Select Committee on Pandemic Preparedness on Monday, Eagle acknowledged that the third-party call center agents brought in to help last year can t handle complicated claims. The audit will be used to urge state lawmakers to help fix the system. The annual Florida Legislative Session starts Tuesday, with no promises of any investments.

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