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‘Ambitious’ timeline means DeSantis could pass new vax rules before he leaves office

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By Christine Sexton Verified, Miriam Thompson, Michael Moline Verified
| The Bradenton Times Verified
Gov. Ron DeSantis’s efforts to pare back the number of vaccines children must receive to enter school or daycare could pay off for him before he leaves office on Jan. 5 in light of a state administrative judge’ agreement Thursday to expedite a hearing on challenges to them. Florida Division of Administrative Hearings Judge David Watkins consolidated two separate challenges to the proposed new rules and set the week of Dec. 14 to hear arguments.
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Uthmeier says property risk-assessment company ‘is marketing fear to advance a climate activism agenda’

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By Michael Moline Verified
| Orlando Weekly Verified
Credit: Shutterstock Florida has sued a company that issues climate change assessments of property risks including flooding that the state alleges are deceptive, deviate from the federal flood insurance assessments, and are depressing home sales. First Street Technology Inc., the complaint filed Friday alleges, posts “alarmist” risk data and “is marketing fear to advance a climate activism agenda while exploiting the same fear to line their pockets.” The venue is state trial court in Polk County.
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How to make the most of AI tools without feeling overwhelmed

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By Miriam Thompson, Michael Moline Verified, Alice Herman Verified
| The Bradenton Times Verified
Every week, there’s a new AI model, agent or app promising to give you your time back. The irony for small business owners (who are already managing everything themselves) is that keeping up with these developments can start to feel like a second—or third, or fourth—job. The truth is, you don’t need to keep pace with every new AI development for your business to grow.
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