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An additional 44,000 Bright Futures students would have their scholarships expanded under a bill approved Monday by the Senate Education Committee. The...
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Hemingway's Rejected Early Work Is Fit To Print After All
Ernest Hemingway's son turned down an offer from the publication that dismissed his father's work in 1924. Patrick Hemingway calls today's Vanity Fair a "luxury thinker's magazine," so he went to Harper's instead. NPR's Scott Simon suspects Hemingway himself would have sold the story to the highest bidder.
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After careful consideration, gnashing of teeth and cleansing of palates, we have a winner in the Found Recipes Taste of Summer contest. Listeners wrote in, and NPR staff sampled recipes from the three finalists.
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Legislative Democrats Call For Investigation Into FDLE Bailey Ouster
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PolitiFact Florida: Rubio on Cap & Trade, Bush on Education Spending
PolitiFact Florida recently put a pair of claims from two of the leading candidates on the Republican side in the 2016 race for the White House under the…
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House, Senate Agree On LIP Total
After months of federal negotiations and proposals floated by Gov. Rick Scott, the House and the Senate, lawmakers on Saturday reached tentative...
Medicare Fraud Sweep Snags 78 in FL
Health care fraud sweeps across the country have led to charges against 243 people, including doctors, nurses and pharmacy owners accused of bilking...
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Gov. Scott Shines in Summit With Presidential Hopefuls
Florida's presidential primary is more than nine months away, but there's already one winner in the contest: Gov. Rick Scott.No, he's not jumping in the…
Trips and Friendships Place Pam Bondi on Defense
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, who was easily re-elected to a second term, is defending her decisions to take free trips to conferences and socialize…
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State health-care officials expect to receive a report next week that spells out options for dealing with the possible end of a program that has provided…
Media, Open-Government Groups Seek Answers on FDLE Ouster
Media organizations and open-government advocates are upping the pressure on Gov. Rick Scott and the Florida Cabinet, filing a lawsuit that alleges the…
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Florida officials said late Wednesday that the federal government is suspending negotiations over the potential loss of more than $1 billion in money...
Bills Helping Florida's Kids, Elderly Head To Senate Floor
A couple of measures aimed at helping Florida’s most vulnerable are now heading to the Senate floor, after passing their last committee Monday.
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Shooting Victim's Father: Stop Guns On Campus
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Matzo balls are at the center of any Passover seder. Cookbook author Joan Nathan, known as the "grande dame" of Jewish cooking, explains the history behind this culinary tradition.
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Behavior clinics that serve children on the autism spectrum were already facing closures because of changes to the state Medicaid system and costly…
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