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By: Ed Dean
New data from Edison Research at SSRS Weekly Insights reveals voters from all spectrums are listening to audio to become more informed before voting.
By: Ed Dean
No organization or individual has disclosed the exact number of permits being applied for for proposed AI data centers in Florida.
By: Ed Dean
More states are taking legal action against major insulin manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), raising questions about whether the rebate arrangements behind prescription drug pricing are contributing to higher costs for patients.
By: Ed Dean
The campaign for Democratic candidate for Florida Attorney General José Javier Rodríguez commissioned polling firm SEA Polling & Strategic Design to survey Florida voters on the upcoming state (AG) Attorney General's race.
By: Ed Dean
A report by the Migration Policy Institute (MPI) says deportations of illegal immigrants are up 620,000 under the Trump administration.
A new study by custom packaging company Arka examined 20 popular products to identify which people buy most often but never use again.
By: Ed Dean
“The breakfast sold out within 15 minutes of registration opening in September,” said Doug Evans CEO of the Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce
By: Ed Dean
Echelon Insights released results from its election poll of more than 500 Florida voters, and the numbers show statewide Republican candidates are on a trajectory toward victory on Nov. 3.
By: Ed Dean
Millions of Americans experience loneliness during the holidays so many will turn to dating apps to find someone to spend the winter with. But depending on where they live, that next match could carry far more risk.
By: Ed Dean
Florida's health care licensing system is handling a heavy caseload, and doctors are among the professionals most likely to feel it.
