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Florida Republican Vern Buchanan to Retire From Congress — REUTERS / Mike Lang/Herald-Tribune/USA TOD

Republican Party · Florida

Florida Republican Vern Buchanan to Retire From Congress

49% Right coverage: 33 sources

Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-Fla.) announced on Tuesday that he’s retiring after almost two decades in Congress, making him the third Florida Republican to opt against seeking reelection in the House.See the Story

'Elevated Arsenic Levels': Florida Officials Warn of Toxins Found in Popular Children's Food

Ron DeSantis · Florida

'Elevated Arsenic Levels': Florida Officials Warn of Toxins Found in Popular Children's Food

80% Center coverage: 15 sources

Florida officials are revealing concerning levels of toxins in foods commonly given to children.See the Story

Water Restrictions to Take Effect Amid Drought Conditions, Violators Could Be Fined

Drought · Florida

Water Restrictions to Take Effect Amid Drought Conditions, Violators Could Be Fined

72% Center coverage: 7 sources

MANATEE COUNTY, Fla. (WFLA) - New water restrictions will take effect across the Tampa Bay region beginning February 8, as drought conditions persist. The Southwest Florida Water Management District voted to declare a 'Modified Phase II "Severe" Water Shortage' due to the ongoing dry conditions. As a result of that declaration, residents in Manatee County [...]See the Story

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