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‘Latinx’: Why do many Hispanics hate the term?
The current most common ways Hispanic populations refer to themselves are “Hispanic,” “Latino/Latina” and “Chicano,” but the newer gender-neutral term “Latinx” attempts to be more inclusive to non-binary members of the population.....MORE
NO WAY: Georgia Governor Brian Kemp REFUSES to help Trump
Governor Brian Kemp will not — and says that under the law, he cannot — call a special session of the state’s legislature and use it to open an investigation of District Attorney Fani Willis, defund her prosecution of Donald Trump, or take any other action to interfere with her work.....MORE
Storm-Related Vegetative Debris Collection begins Tuesday, September 5, 2023
The City of Tampa Department of Solid Waste will begin collection for storm-related vegetative debris following Hurricane Idalia on Tuesday, September 5, 2023.....MORE
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St. Pete mayor expands emergency housing for those impacted by Hurricane Idalia
Credit: 10 Tampa Bay
St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch expanded emergency housing options on Saturday for residents impacted by Hurricane Idalia and severe flooding, according to a news release.
Due to the limited number of options involving temporary shelter for people in flood-impacted neighborhoods, Mayor Ken Welch authorized the use of recreational vehicles and travel trailers on residential lots, the release explained.
More HERE
Ron DeSantis announces new counties getting FEMA help in Idalia’s wake
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Saturday that six new counties have been added by the federal government to the Major Disaster Declaration by the Federal Emergency Management Agency after Hurricane Idalia.
Columbia, Gilchrist, Hernando, Jefferson, Madison, and Pasco counties were added in the Saturday announcement, joining Citrus, Dixie, Hamilton, Lafayette, Levy, Suwannee and Taylor, announced earlier this week.
Residents can apply for Individual Assistance at DisasterAssistance.gov or by calling 800-621-3362.
More Info HERE
Judge strikes down Florida Congressional map, orders Legislative redraw
A Leon County judge has ruled in the favor of plaintiffs in a redistricting case, which means that pending appeal, the Legislature may be tasked with drawing a non-deficient congressional map.....MORE
Hernando County Residents Can Now Apply For Individual Assistance From FEMA
The Florida Department of Emergency Management Recovery Bureau notified Hernando County officials that a FEMA Federal Declaration for Individual Assistance application was approved for Hernando County resulting from the impacts of Hurricane Idalia.
Individuals wishing to apply for FEMA assistance are asked to go to FEMA.gov and click on Apply for Assistance.
You also can apply from your phone by downloading the FEMA app where you will find the application link and additional information.
More Info HERE
Pasco County Residents Can Now Apply For Individual FEMA Aid Following Idalia
The Florida Department of Emergency Management Recovery Bureau notified Pasco County officials that a FEMA Federal Declaration for Individual Assistance application was approved for Pasco County resulting from the impacts of Hurricane Idalia.
Individuals wishing to apply for FEMA assistance are asked to go to FEMA.gov and click on Apply for Assistance.
You also can apply from your phone by downloading the FEMA app where you will find the application link and additional information.
More Info HERE
Memo reveals Ron DeSantis campaign’s strategy to spin Hurricane Idalia as political lift
A communications memo from Gov. Ron DeSantis’ presidential campaign discusses how to spin the state’s response to Hurricane Idalia into a political headwind.....MORE
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X, formerly known as Twitter, will collect user biometric data, job and education history
, the platform formerly known as Twitter, will begin collecting biometric data and information on users’ employment and education history starting next month, according to the site’s updated privacy policy.....MORE
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Student loan payments start soon: Everything you need to know
The student loan payment pause is coming to an end on Friday, September 1.
This comes after the Supreme Court ruled back in June that President Biden did not have the authority to cancel student loan debt. The federal pause on payments then had 60 days to come to an end.
During the pause, payments weren’t required and interest didn’t accumulate for borrowers. Interest will begin accruing on Friday for the first time since March 2020, and payments will resume in October for borrowers across the country.
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