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One year after Donald Trump’s second inauguration, a pattern emerges. Across dozens of executive orders, agency memos, funding decisions and enforcement changes, the administration has weakened federal civil rights law and the foundations of the country’s racially inclusive democracy.

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Chiumento Law partner Vincent L. Sullivan has received the Jay Grife Pro Bono Award from St. Johns County Legal Aid for the eighth consecutive year. The honor is reserved for attorneys volunteering over 100 annual hours to help those who cannot afford representation.

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The Sarasota County Republican Party has formally requested that Governor Ron DeSantis remove School Board member Tom Edwards from office. The call follows Edwards' participation in an anti-ICE rally where he blasted the killing of Renee Nicole Good. In response, Board Chair Bridget Ziegler proposed a resolution mandating full cooperation between the school district and feder...


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Reflections on Nikole Hannah-Jones and the 1619 Project, still banned from Florida classrooms even as they pretend to celebrate Martin Luther King Day, Leslie Alexander and Michelle Alexander on the difference between white "revolts" and Black "riots."

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A single, medium-sized data center here on Earth can consume enough electricity to power about 16,500 homes, with even larger facilities using as much as a small city. Over the past few years, tech leaders have increasingly advocated for space-based AI infrastructure as a way to address the power requirements of data centers. Google unveiled Project Suncatcher, a bold proposa...


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