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Rep. Maxwell Frost: ‘Our patriotism is more than some slogan on a hat'

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8 months ago

August 22, 2024

www.youtube.com – FOX 35 Orlando – 2024-08-22 21:45:39

SUMMARY: Rep. Maxwell Frost, the youngest and first Gen Z member of Congress, highlighted climate change in his convention speech, emphasizing its importance to young voters. He stated, “This election is about every drop of water that we consume and every breath we breathe,” asserting that fighting the climate crisis is a form of patriotism that transcends mere slogans. Although climate change is a critical issue, it hasn’t been a central theme at the convention, where other speakers have also stressed the need to conserve resources for future generations.

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Longtime Cubs fan revels in Pete Crow-Armstrong using his group’s song for walkup music

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1 hour ago

May 1, 2025

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www.clickorlando.com – Jay Cohen, Associated Press – 2025-05-01 10:42:00

SUMMARY: John Hauldren, a lifelong Chicago Cubs fan and member of the electronic music group Levity, was thrilled when Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong used Levity’s song “Front to Back” as his walkup music in a game. Crow-Armstrong, a Southern California native, discovered Levity through a personal connection involving mutual friends and his girlfriend’s cousin. Hauldren, who grew up a Cubs fan despite a White Sox family background, created much of the song in Chicago near Wrigley Field, making the moment especially meaningful. The two have since connected and hope to meet, marking a memorable experience for Hauldren and his band.

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The Senate is voting on whether to block Trump’s global tariffs amid economic turmoil

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19 hours ago

April 30, 2025

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www.clickorlando.com – Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press – 2025-04-30 16:28:00

SUMMARY: Senate Democrats are forcing a vote on blocking global tariffs announced by Donald Trump earlier in April. After market turmoil, Trump suspended the tariffs for 90 days. Senate Democrats aim to challenge the policy and force Republicans to take a stance. While 47 Senate Democrats are expected to support the resolution, Republicans are hesitant, with some opposing it to avoid rebuking Trump. Despite concerns over the economic impact, Republicans are wary of crossing the president. Democrats argue the tariffs harm the economy and increase recession risks, pushing the resolution as a way to reassert congressional power.

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South Florida Weather for Wednesday 4/30/2025 12PM

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24 hours ago

April 30, 2025

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www.youtube.com – CBS Miami – 2025-04-30 11:54:10

SUMMARY: South Florida’s weather for Wednesday, April 30, 2025, features breezy conditions, with highs in the low 80s and an east breeze of 10-18 mph, gusting to 25 mph. There’s a risk of rip currents, extended through Friday, making swimming dangerous. While the day remains mostly dry with a mix of sun and clouds, isolated showers are possible. By Friday, rain chances increase, with isolated showers. The weekend brings higher chances of afternoon thunderstorms, especially on Sunday, along with rising temperatures. A 20% chance of rain is expected on Saturday, and 40% on Sunday.