Kenneth K. Smith
A Florida therapist specializing in anger management, Travis McBride, has been arrested following allegations that he shot and killed a man. According to the DeLand Police Department, officers responded to reports on January 18 that an “elderly man” was seen cleaning up blood from the front yard of a residence because “he killed someone.” The … Read more
A record-breaking number of manatees, nearly 1,000 in total, recently gathered at Blue Spring State Park in Florida. This event is particularly significant given the ongoing challenges faced by the manatee population in the region. The Gathering at Blue Spring State Park Record Number: Officials counted 932 manatees at Blue Spring State Park, surpassing the … Read more
Florida is considering a proposal to loosen the state’s child labor laws, a move that has sparked considerable debate. The key aspects of this proposal are: Overview of the Proposed Legislation Bill Details: House Bill 49, sponsored by Republican Tampa Rep. Linda Chaney, aims to remove existing limits on when 16 and 17-year-olds can work … Read more
As we venture into 2024, planning our holidays and long weekends becomes essential for maximizing time off. This comprehensive guide provides an insight into the long weekends and holidays in the USA for 2024, helping you plan your vacations, family gatherings, or simply some relaxing downtime. Long Weekends in 2024 Long weekends are perfect opportunities … Read more
In October 2023, President Biden issued a far-reaching Executive Order on Artificial Intelligence (AI), marking a significant step in the U.S. government’s approach to this rapidly advancing technology. This order outlines a comprehensive strategy to ensure the safe, secure, and trustworthy development and use of AI. Executive Orders Before delving into the specifics of Biden’s … Read more
In a significant move impacting the academic landscape, Florida’s state university system has decided to remove sociology from its list of core course requirements. This decision was made by the state’s Board of Governors, replacing sociology with an introductory course on American history prior to 1877. This change, which has sparked a considerable debate among … Read more
The Florida House of Representatives has passed a bill that aims to restrict children aged 16 and younger from using social media platforms. This legislation, filed as HB 1 in the House and SB 1788 in the Senate, reflects growing concerns about the impact of social media on minors. Key Features of the Bill: Age … Read more
As the winter season unfolds across the United States, drivers often face the challenge of dealing with snow accumulation on their vehicles. While this may seem like a minor inconvenience, it’s a significant safety concern – and in some states, a legal one. This article provides a comprehensive overview of places in the U.S. where … Read more
When it comes to culinary traditions, Italy stands as a beacon of heritage and strict food etiquettes. Among the various food-related myths, one peculiar query often arises: Is it illegal to break spaghetti in half before cooking it in Italy? This article delves into the authenticity of this claim, exploring the cultural nuances and legalities … Read more
Rainwater collection, a practice as old as agriculture itself, has seen a resurgence in recent years, driven by environmental concerns and sustainability efforts. In California, a state often plagued by drought and water scarcity, the legality of rainwater harvesting is a topic of considerable interest. This article delves into the current legal framework surrounding rainwater … Read more