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Citizens' windstorm rates are heading up for most people.
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ELECTION 2010
Politicians jumping into social media, seeing new outlet to voters
For Florida candidates, social-networking tools are keys to campaign outreach.
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SCOTT ROTHSTEIN SCANDAL
'Juice scam' victim: I was lured into Scott Rothstein deal
A Coconut Grove businessman says he invested $2.16 million with Scott Rothstein after a friend solicited him to buy into a high-profit deal -- that returned nothing.
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Parts of Cuban blogger's essay read aloud in House
Part of a Cuban blogger's essay that advocates lifting the ban on U.S. travel to Cuba was read aloud at a House Foreign Affairs committee hearing.
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FLORIDA POLITICS
Gov. Charlie Crist orders probe of juvenile justice chief
Florida launched an investigation into the extensive taxpayer-funded travel of the state's juvenile justice chief, Frank Peterman.
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POLITICS
Sen. George LeMieux blasted for blocking diplomat
Florida Sen. George LeMieux's efforts to question a State Department employee about Cuba policy and other issues drew the ire of former State Department officials.
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HIGH-SPEED RAIL
Bullet train might get special legislative session
Gov. Charlie Crist hopes lawmakers are close to agreeing on a special session for rail projects, but concerns over new taxes could scuttle the deal.
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DOLPHINS FOOTBALL 2009
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TALLAHASSEE
Gov. Charlie Crist: Ban texting while driving
Gov. Charlie Crist and the state's top highway safety appointee endorsed a ban on texting while driving Tue...
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GOVERNOR'S RACE
State planes used less in '09
As they hit the campaign trail, state Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink and Attorney General Bill McCollum ...
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POLITICS
Money affects Cuba policy
A new report suggests a connection between campaign contributions and votes on sanctions against Cuba.
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THE LEGISLATURE
Florida may crack down on corporate fees
Facing another shortfall of more than $2 billion, Florida lawmakers may crack down on corporate fees.
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ROTHSTEIN SCANDAL
FBI seeking help from alleged Rothstein victims
The FBI's top agent said Fort Lauderdale attorney Scott Rothstein's alleged investment scheme was not a `on...
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ANALYSIS | FLORIDA POLITICS
Some Republicans see state GOP chief as burden
Florida's GOP chairman, Jim Greer, might be one obstacle on the road to political success for the state's R...
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TALLAHASSEE
PSC delays decision on energy-conservation goals
State utility regulators postpone a decision to set energy-saving goals for Florida utility companies.
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Marco Rubio picks up influential endorsement in Senate race
After picking up a key endorsement Monday that could pump big money into his campaign, Republican U.S. Sena...
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SCOTT ROTHSTEIN SCANDAL
Embattled lawyer Scott Rothstein: `I'm doing good'
Attorney Scott Rothstein, under federal investigation about financial deals that wreaked havoc on his law f...
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SCOTT ROTHSTEIN SCANDAL
Lawyer Scott Rothstein: The rise and fall of a wheeler dealer
Lawyer Scott Rothstein rose from modest beginnings, but investors and law partners who trusted him say he f...
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U.S. SENATE RACE | ANALYSIS
How conservative is Senate candidate Marco Rubio?
Senate candidate Marco Rubio appeals to conservatives -- but his legislative record in Florida offers a dif...
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