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Orlando’s theme parks are rolling out some new things that have become familiar recently. These additions aren’t like encouraging land with cross-country travel or flashy advertising campaigns, but they can enhance the attraction’s outings. Sequel to the Seat Pull up the chair and “Acrobatico!” It can ruin the entire act. Epcot’s France Pavilion’s new performance is a one-person show with feats of balance and strength, hints of Mime, and an increasing number of stacked chairs. It’s gentle and charming humor. It will also remind Epcotters of “Servur Amusant,” a similar act that has not been seen in theme parks for…
Health and Human Services Director Robert F. Kennedy Jr. consistently calls for a comprehensive long-term cohort study comparing vaccinated vaccinated individuals to investigate vaccines, particularly those containing aluminum, with autism or other health issues. However, Denmark has already conducted research on equal or even larger scales for decades, using its national registration system to provide clear and robust answers. These findings systematically refute the reliable link between vaccines and autism. Epidemiological Strength in Denmark: Civil Registration System Denmark’s success in this study is not due to experimental magic, but due to its robust infrastructure. Founded in 1968, the Danish Civil…
Under the new GOP tax bill passed in July, Florida citizens were able to see tax cuts of up to $5,000, according to a report by the Tax Foundation, a conservative think tank. Also, from the same current tax bill, Florida business owners can retroactively amortize business spending, dating back to January this year. Some provisions include 100% bonus depreciation. This recovers and creates permanent bonus depreciation for qualification assets used after January 19, 2025. Bonus depreciation allows companies to immediately deduct all costs of certain eligible assets, such as machinery, equipment, off-the-shelf software, and certain improvements to non-regular assets.…
If there is food worthy of the personification of rabies that has happened in recent years, a sticker or keychain, or a gorgeous, or adorable, creakable pillow, embracing expressive eyes in the perfect white spread of its wide side, it is guavao. And I like to think these cheerful, marshmallowy delights, Taiwanese street food that began in Huheer, China, and that they will laugh at the prospect of being worshipped by the points of consumption. Take a look at the handheld of pork berry confit from Sanford’s hot Asian bread. Hot Asian Buns co-owner/manager Chau Vo prepares pork belly confibao…
Circles of Care, a private, nonprofit community behavior health center that serves Brevard County, has released the results of a comprehensive independent review led by a highly respected committee of volunteers of business, public health, public health and nonprofit leadership in Central Florida. Committee Request: We recommend peer-based best practices on growth, integrity and safety to assess organizational practices and to continue our key mission for care circles to meet local behavioural health needs. This initiative is based on existing peer-led knowledge exchange from Circles of Care. There, Circle staff will move to other facilities in Florida to see how…
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Director Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) recently reiterated his claims suggesting that CDC research showed that the hepatitis B vaccine increased the risk of autism and that researchers concealed those findings. However, this claim has no evidence to support it and is bravely exposed. What RFK Jr. argued: In an interview with Tucker Carlson of RFK Jr., who has no medical background and has spent his professional legal career leading his professional legal career with healthcare companies, the CDC alleges that hepatitis B vaccines have conducted studies showing that hepatitis B vaccines…
Related Video: Florida Supreme Court refuses to appeal Bates’ enforcement STARK, Fla. (AP) — A man convicted of killing a woman from a Florida Panhandle insurance office was executed Tuesday evening. US Navy sailors from Florida were defeated at sea after disappearing from the ship Kale Bates, 67, was declared to have died at 6:17pm after three drug injections at the Florida prison near the Florida prison under a death warrant signed by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis. This was the 10th death sentence implemented by Florida in 2025, extending the state’s record for one year of enforcement. Two more runs…
Gainesville, Fla. — As schools begin their fall semester in Florida, the University of Florida issued guidance to help parents increase the presence of artificial intelligence (AI) in their K-12 education. Brittany Sylvestri, author of UF News, reports Maya Israel, professor of educational technology and computer science education at UF and director of the Center for Computer Science Education, urging parents and educators to use AI tools in ways that support learning. Israel notes that AI use varies widely across districts. In some regions, AI remains exclusively for teachers, and teachers may use it to develop custom reading materials for…
TALHASSEE, Fla. — Florida welcomed 34.4 million visitors in the second quarter of 2025 and set another tourism record for the state, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Tuesday. The total marks the highest second quarter visit in state history, highlighting Florida’s position as one of the nation’s top travel destinations. “People from all over the world come to Florida’s free states and leverage our top attractions, great weather and commitment to public safety,” DeSantis said. “Today’s record numbers are testament to the work they did to make Florida the most attractive state in the country.” Visit Florida estimates that 91.5% of…
TALHASSEE, Fla. (WFLA) – President Trump has announced plans to sign an executive order ahead of the 2026 midterm elections to eliminate mail-in voting. The move has rekindled heated debate over mail-in voting, with Florida Democrats challenging and fighting back against the president’s constitutional authorities.”We’re starting with an executive order currently written by the best lawyers in the country and to end mail-in voting,” Trump said from his oval office. Florida accused two school districts of charging too many educational materials. The president said on the True Morning Monday morning, “Elections are never honest with vote/voting mail, but no one,…