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Interesting. Thank you for posting this. Yes, the free services are not free. Data brokers today are having a field day.

As an old guy, I never remember seeing this behavior prior to 2000s. I wonder if the Internet has caused/contributed to this?

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Trump says he wants to ‘permanently pause’ migration to the US from poorer countries WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — President Donald Trump says he wants to “permanently pause migration” from poorer nations and is promising to seek to expel millions of immigrants from the United States by revoking their legal status. He is blaming immigrants for problems from crime to housing shortages as part of “social dysfunction” in America and demanding “REVERSE MIGRATION.” https://apnews.com/article/trump-national-guard-shooting-migration-17bc0655f4544cc702623574ed08eb62? ps:This is exactly what he was hoping for and fortunately it was not anyone living in DC, but from out of town from what I can gather!!

🎗️ Charities brace for rough holiday Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios As rising prices and fallout from the government shutdown squeeze Americans' budgets, many are unable to give back this holiday season — and charities are feeling the strain, Axios' Julianna Bragg reports. 🪙 The Salvation Army will need to surpass last year's roughly $100 million total to help the 28 million Americans it serves, national community relations and development secretary Dale Bannon tells Axios. 🧥 One Warm Coat, which provides outerwear to people in need nationwide, saw a nearly 25% increase in nonprofits applying for coats through the program this year. In Feeding America's most recent survey of partner food banks, 95% reported equal or higher demand in October versus September. The data reveals "the shock that the shutdown caused for neighbors needing food assistance and the food banks and agencies working to provide support," says Monica Lopez Gonzalez, the group's chief marketing and communications officer. Go deeper.

From the article: AT: What is your hope for your ministry moving forward? SG: I hope that through me, people can get the chance to really get to know a queer person as a person first, and maybe open their minds and hearts to others in the process. When they already know you, it is harder to judge a book by its cover because they already know that the content of the pages are filled with actual humanity. I hope that our churches become places where queer, gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans, and intersex people can feel at home, loved, and accepted. Where we can openly live our partnerships, and dress and present the way we want, just as our heterosexual siblings are able to.

I have a lot!!!! of nieces and nephews on Facebook and they all refer to me the same way. Recently I was hospitalized twice for several days at a time. Heard from the clan and this is how I was addressed. I now have numerous credit card offers addressed to Auntie Bonnie.. The mock up card they send as a sample carries the name Auntie Bonnie. American Express offers Auntie Bonnie a business card up to 20,000. Just for kick I am so tempted.auntiethumbnail.jfif thumbnailbbb.jfif

Inside the White House meeting that launched Ukraine peace talks Skyline of Kyiv, Ukraine, on Monday. Photo: Roman Pilipey/AFP via Getty Images President Trump kickstarted the latest peace talks in Ukraine last week after Vice President Vance, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, made the case that a new 28-point plan could bring a breakthrough, administration officials tell Axios' Marc Caputo. Why it matters: Their White House meeting on Nov. 18 — unreported until now — laid the groundwork for the talks in Geneva last weekend that have given the administration more hope than ever of stopping the war. In the talks, U.S. and Ukrainian officials narrowed a list of 28 conditions in the proposed peace plan to 20 items, and reached substantive agreement on 18. A senior administration official said the other two points haven't been discussed publicly "because they're delicate issues." Those two issues are likely Ukrainian territorial concessions to the invading Russians and security guarantees for Ukraine to deter more Russian aggression. During the White House strategy meeting, Trump recommended that U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, a friend of Vance's, take the proposal to Ukraine because he already was planning to visit Kyiv to assess its fighting capabilities and spirit, another source said. "It was Dan Driscoll's role, basically, to take an honest assessment of where their military situation stood by interacting directly with their military," the official said. "One of the hardest things to judge is the will to fight." 🥊 Friction point: When Rubio flew to Geneva over the weekend to hammer out more details of the plan with Ukraine, it helped trigger an explosion of online chatter and news articles that claimed there was a divide between Vance and Rubio on Ukraine. Rubio took to X on Tuesday night to dispute a story about a "rift" with Vance, writing: "These people don't just get things wrong, they literally make things up." One of the officials said: "There's this false narrative that there are two competing teams — this Marco Rubio pro-Ukraine team, and then there's JD Vance anti-Ukraine team. It's just not true. ... You can't survive here in this administration if you take that approach. There's only one team here." 🔎 Between the lines: Administration officials and advisers close to Vance and Rubio say the two have worked as a tag team throughout the process, a vestige of their time as friends and allies when they served together in the Senate. Their top staffers are friends and the two share an adviser, Andrew Baker.

Prolonging the Conflict View in browser Pay attention to the dates, because the timing matters. Steve Witkoff spoke with Yuri Ushakov, a Russian official, on October 14. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held a meeting with President Donald Trump in Washington, D.C., on October 17. Trump had been hinting that he would offer to sell Tomahawks, long-range cruise missiles, to the Ukrainian army. But he did not. Why not? Perhaps because Ushakov listened to Witkoff’s advice and persuaded Russian President Vladimir Putin to call Trump on October 16. Witkoff, in other words, may have helped block that sale. And that would make Witkoff responsible for prolonging the war. Let me back up and explain. Witkoff, a former real-estate developer, is supposed to be negotiating a peace settlement between Russia and Ukraine. He is in theory acting on behalf of the United States but also on behalf of millions of people who want peace in Ukraine and security in Europe. Ushakov, a former Russian ambassador to the United States, has different interests: Like his boss, he wants Russia to win the war. A tape of the October 14 conversation has been leaked to Bloomberg. That’s how we know Witkoff suggested to Ushakov that Putin call Trump. He also offered advice about what Putin should say. The Russian leader should flatter Trump, of course, which is standard advice for speaking to the American president: “Compliment him on his great success in Gaza, congratulate the president on this achievement.” After that, Witkoff said, “It’s going to be a really good call.” Then, Witkoff advised, Putin should impress upon Trump this idea: “The Russian Federation has always wanted a peace deal. That’s my belief. I told the president I believe that.” Together, the two of them would cook up a peace plan, just like Trump’s recent Gaza peace plan. Ushakov gave Putin this advice. Putin followed it. How do we know? Because Putin did, in fact, call Trump, on October 16. The call lasted for more than two hours. Trump said the call was productive, and that the two leaders would soon meet, potentially in Budapest (which never happened). During his meeting with Zelensky on the following day, he did not offer Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. Instead, he became emotional and angry. In keeping with a long-standing Russian demand, Trump tried to persuade the Ukrainians to give up Ukrainian land in Donetsk province that they currently control—land that the Russians have not been able to conquer after more than a decade of fighting. This is what Putin wants: to obtain Ukrainian territory without fighting for it, to weaken Ukraine, and to use any temporary cease-fire as an opportunity to plan the next invasion. “With a single phone call,” one insider told Politico last month, “Putin appears to have changed President Trump’s mind on Ukraine once again.” This was Witkoff’s achievement. Working with another Kremlin insider, Kirill Dmitriev, he went on last week to propose the 28-point peace plan that could, if carried out, temporarily stop the fighting but position Russia to invade a weakened Ukraine at a later date. I’ve written this before, but it cannot be repeated often enough: This war will end only when Russia stops fighting. The Russians need to halt the invasion, recognize the sovereignty of Ukraine, and drop their imperial ambitions. Then Ukraine can discuss borders, prisoners, and the fate of thousands of kidnapped Ukrainian children. But the only way to persuade Russia to stop fighting is to put pressure on Russia. Not Ukraine, Russia. The Ukrainians have already said they will stop fighting and agree to a cease-fire right now, on the current lines of conflict. Yet Witkoff is seeking to persuade Trump not to put pressure on Russia, and we don’t really know why. Witkoff has no previous diplomatic experience, so perhaps he is naive. He spent many years in New York real estate, at a time when Russians were spending fortunes on property, so perhaps he feels gratitude. Maybe he’s helping Russia win because he has “the deepest respect for President Putin,” as he told Ushakov, and admires his brutality. Maybe he, or others in the White House entourage, have business interests tied to Russia—or hope to. In addition to discussing “peace,” Witkoff has also been, according to the document made public last week, talking with the Russians about American investments “in the areas of energy, natural resources, infrastructure, artificial intelligence, data centers, rare earth metal extraction projects in the Arctic.” Whatever the reason, Witkoff is prolonging the conflict. He is not promoting peace. His call to Ushakov was not, as Trump said last night, a normal negotiating tactic. Every time he intervenes, advocating for Putin’s positions, he encourages the Russians to think they can get Trump on their side, pull America away from Europe, break up NATO, and win the war. In other words, every time he intervenes on behalf of the Russians, he contributes to the deaths of Ukrainians, the attacks on infrastructure, the ongoing tragedy that affects millions of people. If this were a normal American administration, he would be fired immediately. But nothing about this negotiation, or this administration, is normal at all. Related: Trump’s real secretary of state The murky plan that ensures a future war

It seems that there is a distraction from the things of God among His people, especially His love when it comes to each other. A loss of Godly affection, true brotherly love, the caring for others and any anguish and contrition for harming one another and forgetting what we have been given, to love your neighbor. Instead Christians, have turned into the type of person who is beyond experiencing guilt, shame, or regret for their terrible actions against others, because they loose Godly affection and all they care about is themselves and nobody else.. They have become ‘remorseless', and 'uncaring', with only the things of self. They form a character defined by narcissism with an exaggerated sense of self-importance, looking for others to focus on them and give them worldly 'praise' and 'honor'. Many forget what God in His Word tells us... 1 John 4:7 Beloved, let us love one another: for love is of God; and every one that loveth is born of God, and knoweth God. 2 Timothy 2:24-25 24 And the servant of the Lord must not strive; but be gentle unto all men, apt to teach, patient, 25 In meekness instructing those that oppose themselves; if God peradventure will give them repentance to the acknowledging of the truth;

Telescope in Chile captures stunning new picture of a cosmic butterfly CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — A telescope in Chile has captured a stunning new picture of a grand and graceful cosmic butterfly. https://apnews.com/article/butterfly-nebula-telescope-space-2810ed49f9f4ee3c9a9ab58e878b5b7c?

BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanon and Cyprus signed a long-delayed sea border agreement on Wednesday, ending an almost 20-year impasse that had stalled some oil and gas exploration in the Mediterranean Sea, as Europe seeks alternatives to Russian fuel. https://apnews.com/article/lebanon-cyprus-maritime-border-gas-8c3124c682321f6cf9e1c7b0af146224?

Thel Seventh-day Adventist Church asks LGBTQ members and pastors who are not in a traditional marriage to live a celibate life. I note the Conference that employes him has stated, my words, that he had not engaged in any conduct that would warrant disciplinary action. Here is what the Conference actually said, in part: " That a thorough discussion had shown that there is no reason at the moment for the certification of Saša Gunjević to be withdrawn. That Gunjević had not committed a disciplinary offense that would prevent him from continuing to exercise pastoral ministry."

3 arrested in Hong Kong, as a high-rise fire leaves at least 36 dead and 279 reported missing Police in Hong Kong arrested three men on suspicion of manslaughter, several local news media reported, in connection with a blaze that has killed at least 36 people and left another 279 missing in the city’s deadliest fire in years. Read more. RELATED COVERAGE ➤ WATCH: Many people killed by fire at a high-rise Hong Kong housing complex

🤖 House lawmakers want Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to testify about Chinese state actors using his AI company's tools in a wide-reaching cyber-espionage campaign, Axios' Sam Sabin exclusively reports. Go deeper.

👷 President Trump is sparring with his White House ballroom architect over the 90,000-square-foot addition's size, The Washington Post reports based on anonymous sources. Trump wants to go big. The architect has counseled restraint to avoid overwhelming the historic mansion. "As with any building, there is a conversation between the principal and the architect," one White House official told the Post. "All parties are excited to execute on the president's vision on what will be the greatest addition to the White House since the Oval Office." Gift link.

🏒 Pro women's Olympic moment Fans cheer on players at the PWHL's first-ever game between the Seattle Torrent and Vancouver Goldeneyes. Photo: Rich Lam/Getty Images Two new pro women's hockey teams — the Seattle Torrent and Vancouver Goldeneyes — are debuting with star power, sellout crowds and lots of pre-Olympic buzz, Axios Local's Christine Clarridge and Kyle Stokes report. 📺 A strong women's hockey showing at February's Winter Olympics could drive interest in the upstart Professional Women's Hockey League. 🇺🇸 PWHL stars make up most of the U.S. women's hockey roster, and all of the Canadian team. 🥇 That sets the stage for an Olympic showdown putting a global spotlight on the league's top talent. "If you look at the history of women's sports post-Olympics ... there's always a wonderful tailwind that you get to ride for a bit," PWHL executive vice president Amy Scheer recently told reporters. 🥅 "We're setting ourselves up to make sure we take advantage of that tailwind." Go deeper ..

Pentagon Pete May Have Accidentally Kneecapped His Own Revenge Plot The former Fox News host reportedly wants to make an example of Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth might have accidentally sabotaged his own effort to punish a Democratic senator and retired Navy captain who appeared in a video urging military members to disobey illegal orders. Hegseth has threatened to call Sen. Mark Kelly back to active service so he can be court-martialed for appearing in the video, which also featured five other Democratic members of Congress with military or intelligence experience. Of the group, the Arizona senator achieved the highest rank and is the only one who served long enough to retire with a military pension, which means he must still follow the Uniform Code of Military Justice, or UCMJ. Hegseth, a former Fox News host who served in the National Guard, has therefore zeroed in on Kelly, who served 25 years in the U.S. Navy and flew combat missions over Iraq before being chosen as a NASA space shuttle pilot. He retired as a captain in 2011. The defense secretary wants to make an example of Kelly, sources told CNN. But by repeatedly accusing the senator of violating the UCMJ, Hegseth has likely kneecapped any potential military justice case against him, multiple legal experts said. The secretary’s public statements are a clear case of “unlawful command influence,” in which a superior commander improperly influences or appears to influence the outcome of a military trial, making it impossible for the accused to receive a fair hearing, the legal experts said. A superior commander making comments that imply they expect a certain result in a case is a textbook example of UCI, according to The Judge Advocate General’s School. Given that everyone at the Defense Department works for Hegseth, his comments about Kelly make it nearly impossible for anyone below him to fairly convene a court to hear the case, sources told CNN. A coalition of former and retired military judge advocates also issued a rare joint statement warning that recalling Kelly to face a court-martial would be partisan in nature, legally baseless, and compromised by unlawful command influence, the outlet reported. The Defense Department declined to comment on CNN’s report or on Kelly’s case more broadly. The defense secretary—who now styles himself as the “secretary of war”—has called the Democratic lawmakers the “Seditious Six” on social media and said Kelly’s conduct “brings discredit upon the armed forces and will be addressed appropriately.” He has also suggested that Kelly’s comments violate several statutes of the UCMJ, even though Kelly and his fellow lawmakers were citing the uniform code in their Nov. 18 video.In the video, the six Democrats address members of the military and intelligence communities directly, reminding them that they took an oath to uphold the Constitution and must refuse illegal orders. Although the video didn’t give examples of specific orders, both Democratic and Republican lawmakers have questioned the legality of the U.S. military deploying to American cities and blowing up suspected drug boats in the Caribbean. “Know that we have your back, because now, more than ever, the American people need you,” the lawmakers said. President Donald Trump responded by writing on Truth Social, “SEDITIOUS BEHAVIOR, punishable by DEATH!” He also reposted a supporter who wrote, “HANG THEM GEORGE WASHINGTON WOULD !!” Hegseth has been exploring ways to punish Kelly, including administratively reducing his rank from captain to commander, according to CNN. The senator, who was elected in 2020 and whose wife, former Rep. Gabby Giffords, survived an attempted assassination in 2011, has dismissed the court-martial threat as “almost comical,” and called it a “ridiculous” way for Hegseth to appease the president. “He’s going to prosecute me under the Uniform Code of Military Justice for… reciting the Uniform Code of Military Justice,” he told late-night host Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday. “You can’t make this s--t up.” The video also features former intelligence officers Michigan Sen. Elissa Slotkin and New Hampshire Rep. Maggie Goodlander; Pennsylvania Reps. Chris Deluzio, who served in the U.S. Navy, and Chrissy Houlahan, who was with the Air Force; and former paratrooper and Army Ranger Rep. Jason Crow of Colorado. https://www.thedailybeast.com/pentagon-pete-may-have-accidentally-kneecapped-his-own-revenge-plot/?

Trump Approved National Guard Shooting Suspect’s Asylum Law enforcement sources say the suspect in an ambush near White House was granted asylum in April. The Afghan man alleged to have shot two National Guardsmen near the White House had his asylum approved by the Trump administration earlier this year, according to reports. The suspect has been identified by multiple law enforcement sources and media outlets as 29-year-old Rahmanullah Lakanwal. According to CNN, fingerprints matched a man of that name who fled to the U.S. during the Taliban takeover of his homeland in 2021. Lakanwal, the outlet reported, had “applied for asylum in 2024, and it was granted by the Trump administration in April 2025.” ABC News also identified the suspect as Lakanwal, reporting three law enforcement sources who said his asylum was approved in April 2025. While not naming Lakanwal, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem confirmed on X that the suspect had arrived “under Operation Allies Welcome on September 8, 2021.” The shooting unfolded by the Farragut West Metro entrance around 2:15 p.m. on Wednesday. Officials said the West Virginia Guardsmen—a woman and a man on “high-visibility patrols” in the capital—were initially fired upon before subduing the gunman, who was also hospitalized. Both Guardsmen remain in critical condition, and the suspect is in custody after being wounded following the incident. Authorities have not publicly released the Guardsmen’s identities. Officials have not announced a motive. The FBI is probing whether the attack could have international terror links, ABC reported. Following the shooting, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services announced it was halting, “effective immediately,” the processing of immigration requests relating to Afghan nationals pending a security review. President Donald Trump, 79, delivered a late-night address from Florida calling the ambush “an act of terror,” vowing to “re-examine every single alien” who entered from Afghanistan and to send 500 more Guard troops to Washington. “He was flown in by the Biden administration in September 2021, on those infamous flights that everybody was talking about,” Trump said. “Nobody knew who was coming in. Nobody knew anything about it. His status was extended under legislation signed by President Biden, a disastrous President, the worst in the history of our country.” He added, “If they can’t love our country, we don’t want them. “America will never bend and never yield in the face of terror. And at the same time, we will not be deterred from the mission the service members were so nobly fulfilling.” Trump announced that his “Department of War” would send 500 more troops to Washington. Noem also blamed the Biden-era program: “The suspect who shot our brave National Guardsmen is an Afghan national who was one of the many unvetted, mass paroled into the United States...under the Biden Administration,” she wrote on X, in a post which drew immediate pushback from critics who pointed out that the asylum approval had occurred this year. Declining to name Lakanwal, she added, “I will not utter this depraved individual’s name. He should be starved of the glory he so desperately wants.” Before moving to America, Lakanwal had served alongside U.S. Special Forces troops in Afghanistan, NBC reported, per a close relative and CIA Director John Ratcliffe. Intelligence sources told Fox News Digital that Lakanwal had worked “with various entities in the U.S. government, including the CIA, due to his work as a member of a partner force in Kandahar.” Ratcliffe told the outlet: “In the wake of the disastrous Biden withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Biden administration justified bringing the alleged shooter to the United States in September 2021 due to his prior work with the U.S. government, including CIA, as a member of a partner force in Kandahar, which ended shortly following the chaotic evacuation.” A White House official said that, as President, Joe Biden entered into the 2023 Ahmed Court Settlement, meaning that, regardless of his asylum status, Lakanwal would not have been removed due to his parole status. They added that the Democrats had “sued the Trump administration relentlessly and blocked us in court repeatedly every time we have tried to revoke parole status.” White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson told the Daily Beast: “This animal would’ve never been here if not for Joe Biden’s dangerous policies, which allowed countless unvetted criminals to invade our country and harm the American people.” https://www.thedailybeast.com/donald-trump-approved-national-guard-shooting-suspect-rahmanullah-lakanwal-afghanistan-dhs-kristi-noem-asylum/?

World Leader Absolutely Rips Trump’s Social Media ‘Insults’ The U.S. president has continued to make wild claims about the country. President Donald Trump warned South Africa that it will not be invited to next year’s G20 summit in Miami after what he perceived to be a snub against the United States. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa quickly clapped back, calling Trump’s salty social media post “regrettable.” On Wednesday, Trump, 79, repeated his claim that a white “genocide” was taking place in South Africa, promoting a debunked right-wing conspiracy theory. He also said he was offended by a protocol dispute at the G20 summit held in Johannesburg last week. The meeting was attended by leaders from Japan, China, Australia, France, South Korea, Canada, Brazil, Turkey, and other countries. But while the U.S. is usually present, Trump refused to attend or to send any White House officials to the event. “It is a total disgrace that the G20 will be held in South Africa,” he wrote in a post on Nov. 7. “No U.S. Government Official will attend as long as these Human Rights abuses continue.” In a G20 tradition, President Ramaphosa declared the event closed by banging a gavel on a block. The gavel is then traditionally handed over to the leader of the next country to hold the rotating presidency. The White House instead attempted to send a staffer from its South African embassy to accept the gavel handover. However, South African officials felt handing the gavel to a junior diplomat was an insult and a breach of protocol. Trump posted, “At the conclusion of the G20, South Africa refused to hand off the G20 Presidency to a Senior Representative from our U.S. Embassy, who attended the Closing Ceremony.” He added, “Therefore, at my direction, South Africa will NOT be receiving an invitation to the 2026 G20, which will be hosted in the Great City of Miami, Florida next year. South Africa has demonstrated to the World they are not a country worthy of Membership anywhere, and we are going to stop all payments and subsidies to them, effective immediately.” Ramaphosa posted a lengthy statement on X, saying, “As the United States was not present at the summit, instruments of the G20 Presidency were duly handed over to a US Embassy official at the Headquarters of South Africa’s Department of International Relations and Cooperation.” He said while the U.S. was expected to participate in all the G20 meetings, it elected not to attend the summit in Johannesburg of its “own volition.” The president added, “South Africa is a sovereign constitutional democratic country and does not appreciate insults from another country about its membership and worth in participating in global platforms.” Ramaphosa said that South Africa would “never insult or demean another country or its standing and worthiness in the community of nations.” His statement ended by noting it was “regrettable” that despite “numerous attempts” to reset South Africa’s diplomatic relationship with the U.S., “President Trump continues to apply punitive measures against South Africa based on misinformation and distortions about our country.” In his Truth Social post, Trump claimed America’s absence from the G20 was because the South African government “refuses to acknowledge or address” Human Rights abuses endured by Afrikaners, and other descendants of Dutch, French, and German colonists. “To put it more bluntly,” Trump said, “they are killing white people, and randomly allowing their farms to be taken from them.” It is the latest move in the ongoing feud Trump has with South Africa over his claims they are discriminating against the white population of the country. When Ramaphosa met with Trump at the White House in May, he played the president a video of what he claimed were the burial grounds of white farmers allegedly killed by Black South Africans trying to take their land. Trump then confronted Ramaphosa with unsubstantiated claims that South Africa’s Black-led government is anti-white and perpetrating a “white genocide” against local farmers—while Elon Musk, the South African-born billionaire, stood on the sidelines of the Oval Office. “Have they told you where that is, Mr. President?” Ramaphosa said in response to the claims. “I’d like to know where that is, because this I’ve never seen.” Fact-checkers later established that the footage Trump played didn’t actually show the “burial sites” of “over a thousand” white farmers. The white crosses on display had been temporarily erected as a memorial to a white farming couple shot dead on their premises in 2020. Trump claimed the “Fake News Media” were not covering the “genocide.” https://www.thedailybeast.com/world-leader-lashes-regrettable-trump-post-after-g20-snub/?

Temporary protections for 330,000 Haitian immigrants slated to end, Noem announces WASHINGTON — Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced Wednesday the end of temporary protected status for roughly 330,000 nationals from Haiti by February, opening them up to deportations. https://floridaphoenix.com/2025/11/27/repub/temporary-protections-for-330000-haitian-immigrants-slated-to-end-noem-announces/?

Imagine being thankful for alligators! 😧 Well here's an interesting commentary on just that!! This Thanksgiving, everyone in Florida should be thankful for alligators Federal laws saved the gators from extinction, but now the laws have become what’s endangered. https://floridaphoenix.com/2025/11/27/this-thanksgiving-everyone-in-florida-should-be-thankful-for-alligators/?

Public meeting on school vaccinations slated for Dec. 12 in Panama City Nearly two months after calling for the elimination of vaccine mandates from Florida statutes, the DeSantis administration announced it will hold a three-hour public meeting in Northwest Florida for the public to weigh in. https://floridaphoenix.com/2025/11/26/public-meeting-on-school-vaccinations-slated-for-dec-12-in-panama-city/?