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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem faces rising calls for her firing or impeachment

By LISA MASCARO WASHINGTON (AP) — A groundswell of voices have come to the same conclusion: Kristi Noem must go. Related Articles Trump administration announces 15 new drugs for Medicare price negotiation program DeSantis administration sends investigators to probe marijuana referendum petitions in Broward Judge issues temporary order barring removal of boy, 5, and father who were detained in Minnesota Judge rules Massachusetts offshore wind project halted by Trump administration can...

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Confessed Hollywood cop killer seeks to vacate guilty plea, saying attorneys ‘coerced’ him

Weeks after a jury rejected the death penalty for Jason Banegas in the murder of Hollywood Police Officer Yandy Chirino, the 23-year-old is asking a judge to vacate his guilty plea on the grounds that he was “coerced” into doing so by his trial attorneys. Banegas, 23, pleaded guilty to shooting Chirino, 28, in the city’s Emerald Hills neighborhood on Oct. 18, 2021, as the two struggled over a gun. Banegas told investigators he was trying to shoot himself when he shot Chirino in the face. Banegas filed a motion to vacate his guilty plea on Wednesday, asserting that he would not have...

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Vaccine exemption for conflict with parents’ ‘conscience’ advances in Florida Senate

TALLAHASSEE — A Senate committee Monday narrowly approved a bill that would create a new path for parents who don’t want their schoolchildren vaccinated, with the proposal’s sponsor saying parents should be in the “driver’s seat” — but opponents warning of public-health consequences. The bill (SB 1756), sponsored by Sen. Clay Yarborough, R-Jacksonville, includes creating an exemption to vaccination requirements for parents who say the shots conflict with their “conscience.” It would add to an already-existing exemption for parents who cite conflicts with religious beliefs. “The main thrust...

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Officer fatally shoots an aggressive raccoon on a New York boardwalk

NEW YORK (AP) — A New York police officer who fatally shot a raccoon that aggressively charged toward people has been placed on modified duty while the matter is reviewed. Related Articles Los Angeles homeless services CEO charged with defrauding taxpayers to pay for luxury lifestyle Shoveling snow? Over-exertion and cold temps can raise your heart risks Sly Dunbar, legendary reggae drummer who anchored tracks from Bob Marley to Bob Dylan, dies as 73 Paralyzing winter storms put a big chill on...

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Daily Horoscope for January 26, 2026

General Daily Insight for January 26, 2026 We’re ready to move forward. Early on, the emotional Moon squares romantic Venus, and misunderstandings about care or timing could impact our plans for the day. Then, at 12:37 PM EST, dreamy Neptune shifts into Aries, fueling our dreams with fiery ambition and energetic action. Still, Neptune’s influence reminds us to slow down and check our expectations while listening for signals that help us bridge differences and reframe choices with care. Take smaller steps, because softer pacing keeps progress steady in the long run. Aries March 21 – April...

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Dolphins hiring wide receivers coach as offensive staff takes shape

The Miami Dolphins, under new coach Jeff Hafley, continued to rapidly build the coaching staff through his first weekend on the job. After promoting Bobby Slowik from within as offensive coordinator on Saturday, Hafley is bringing in the first position coach on his staff. The Dolphins are hiring Tyke Tolbert as wide receivers coach, according to a league source. Tolbert is an experienced receivers coach, teaching the position in the NFL since 2003. He spent the past two seasons with the Tennessee Titans and has also had stints with the Chicago Bears, New York Giants, Denver Broncos, Buffalo...

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Somerset Academy grabs runner-up at dual wrestling state championship

The Somerset Academy boys wrestling team finished as the 2A runner-up at the FHSAA Dual State Championship at Osceola High School in Kissimmee from Jan. 23-24. Somerset Academy crushed Dillard 70-6 in the first round and they defeated Mater Academy 46-21 in the second round. The Panthers cruised past Jensen Beach 49-24 in the third round and they rolled past Pace 50-19 in the state semifinal. Lake Gibson defeated Somerset 39-16 in the 2A state final. In the state championship, Somerset’s Carlos Sainz (132 pounds) won by major decision (11-3), Darion Shannon (150) picked up a victory by...

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Stunned in Gainesville: Gators suffer first home loss to Auburn since 1996

GAINESVILLE — Coach Todd Golden’s Gators have been unbeatable at home, but no Florida team for decades had any trouble against Auburn in the O’Connell Center. Until Saturday. The Tigers stunned the Gators 76-67 for Auburn’s first win in Gainesville since 1996 and Florida’s first loss at home after 16 straight wins. “Disappointing,” Golden said. “We had been playing really well. I don’t think we played great, but I want to credit Auburn. I thought they took the fight to us.” In a rematch from the 2025 Final Four, Auburn was an 11.5-point underdog to the reigning national champion Gators...

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Daily Horoscope for January 25, 2026

General Daily Insight for January 25, 2026 We might be craving comfort. The Moon sets off these desires when she steps into Taurus at 1:05 PM EST, reminding us to slow down and take our time. By leaning into our usual routines and focusing on simpler tasks, we give ourselves room to listen, allowing us to respond to frustration with patience rather than anger. Later, as fiery Mars stirs urgency, we can pick our battles carefully and avoid wasting energy on unnecessary struggles. We’re allowed to take care of ourselves. Aries March 21 – April 19 Confidence grows as you count your...

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“Gotta earn the logo:” Jon Sumrall strips Gator head to reset standard

GAINESVILLE — Jon Sumrall’s winter workouts are underway, but something is missing as the Gators push to gain favor with their new coach and his staff. The iconic, ubiquitous logo that defines Florida football will not be given to those who fall short this offseason. “Gotta earn it. Gotta earn the logo,” Sumrall said Saturday. “We ain’t earned it yet. We haven’t earned a damn thing. All we’ve got is our name. Where are you gonna put your freaking name on every day? So to wear the Florida Gator logo, to wear the Gators across your helmet and to wear the Gator head, you got to earn that.”...

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