The terms of Villanueva’s plea deal include three years in prison, 15 years of probation and one thousand hours of community service for the deadly 2011 accident that claimed the life of Eyder Ayala. If Villanueva fails to pass the drug test, her sentence will radically change.
Florida voters give Sen. Marco Rubio’s bad reviews for his mixed signals on immigration, don’t like his opposition to requiring background checks for gun buyers
There have been signs on two fronts this week that the Obama administration is willing to work toward warmer relations with Cuba that have been all but frozen since Havana jailed a U.S. government subcontractor in 2009.
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