Mark William 
Florida is set to carry out its fifth execution of 2025 with the scheduled death of Glen Edward Rogers, also known as the “Cross Country Killer.” Rogers, convicted of multiple murders across the United States, is slated to die by lethal injection on May 15, 2025, at Florida State Prison in Starke. The announcement comes … Read more
Florida has long been a popular destination for retirees thanks to its year-round sunshine, senior-friendly communities, and lack of state income tax. But for retirees living on a fixed income—especially one that doesn’t exceed $2,800 a month—finding the right city is crucial. Fortunately, there are still places in the Sunshine State that offer affordable housing, … Read more
Florida-born rapper Kodak Black has quietly continued his mission of giving back by paying rent for over 200 residents in the Golden Acres housing community in Pompano Beach. Without fanfare or media coverage, this marks the second consecutive month the hip-hop artist has covered rent for an entire housing project—a gesture that is now gaining … Read more
In the midst of renewed national debates on education funding and student debt, former President Donald Trump’s policy proposals are drawing sharp criticism from public service advocates. One of the most controversial elements: proposed changes that would weaken—or potentially eliminate—the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program. The move has sparked concern among teachers, first responders, … Read more
Haley Joel Osment, widely remembered for his Oscar-nominated role in The Sixth Sense, has made headlines for all the wrong reasons. The actor was arrested earlier this week and is now facing serious legal repercussions after being charged with cocaine possession and public intoxication. Authorities released bodycam footage showing Osment’s arrest, adding a visual layer … Read more
A significant error in the rollout of President Biden’s new student loan repayment initiative—the SAVE (Saving on a Valuable Education) plan—nearly caused thousands of married borrowers to face an unexpected financial hit. The issue centered around how the plan calculated monthly payments for borrowers who are married and file taxes jointly, leading to much higher … Read more
In a powerful statement that’s raising alarms across the political spectrum, former Social Security Commissioner Michael Astrue has accused Donald Trump and Elon Musk of pushing dangerous agendas that could ultimately dismantle Social Security. Astrue, a Republican who led the agency under President George W. Bush, claims that both Trump and Musk are “wrecking” the … Read more
The ongoing trade war between the United States and China has reached new heights, with both countries implementing tariffs on each other’s goods in an escalating cycle of economic retaliation. As tensions continue to rise, the effects of this trade battle are becoming increasingly visible in industries ranging from agriculture to technology. One particularly noteworthy … Read more
In today’s heightened immigration enforcement landscape, a growing number of undocumented immigrants are making the painful decision to self-deport—voluntarily leaving the United States rather than risk the humiliation and trauma of being arrested in public by federal immigration agents. While self-deportation is not new, its sharp increase reflects a climate of fear, uncertainty, and limited … Read more
In an unexpected and swift political maneuver, former President Donald Trump replaced the acting commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Gary Shapley, just three days after his appointment. The decision, made in mid-April 2025, has sent ripples through Washington, raising questions about internal conflicts within the Trump-aligned Treasury Department and the future of the … Read more