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The world correctly sees the climate crisis as the most urgent threat posed by its dependence on oil, coal and gas, but there are other, often overlooked consequences. Fossil fuels have long driven conflicts, displacements and geopolitical instability.Tylopes Fogel (Volo Foundation)As the conflict with Iran escalates, we once again witnessed how unstable the global fossil fuel market is, and how closely tied to the tide of war. When Israel launched an attack on Iranian nuclear sites, oil prices surged due to fears of supply disruption. Brent Durude jumped nearly 8%, exceeding $78.50 for a short time, but West Texas intermediate…

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MIMS, Fla. (WFLA) – The 3-year-old was hospitalized after an “accidental shooting,” the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office said. Deputies responded to the 400 block of Aurantia Road, Mimus around 12:20pm Monday after saying that a 3-year-old boy was accidentally shot and killed on a 911 phone call. Billy Joel Cancellation 2025-2026 concert destroyed within two weeks of Blue Spring State Park reopening Billy Joel Cancellation 2025-2026 Brain State Assembly Reverses Law to Request Time for Schools Later The boy was taken to a local hospital before he took to Orlando to life, BCSO said. At this point, the child is…

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A new report from MoveBuddha, the go-to platform for planning long-distance moves, reveals that Florida’s transition patterns have been changing in 2025, highlighting a statewide restructuring as residents rethink their zip codes after the pandemic. The moving company considered data analysis from January 1, 2025 to June 1, 2025, and found a top area with Florida moving from one part of the state to another. Florida still has more new residents than they’re losing (1.1 inbounds per outbound), but growth flattensed, and high costs, worsening storms and rising premiums can make many even leave the central city’s trade coast and…

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you know what? They can keep the money. it’s okay!Florida schools don’t need a nearly $400 million freezing by the Trump administration. Because it is widely recognized that public education has money. I am absolutely engaged in wealth. Railway Baron, most of the time. Sending funds to the school? pfft. It’s like a splash of the Gulf of America. It’s true that Congress has already approved funds designed to help poor students, but Donald Trump’s lawyers argue that it’s cold to keep $6.8 billion in IT, which has been detained as an obvious punishment for left-handed antics.That’s fine! It’s really…

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TAMPA — Tampa police officers resigned this spring while undergoing internal scrutiny over allegations of having sex while working with a woman they met during an investigation.The Tampa Police Department’s Occupational Standards Office later found that Officer Jeffrey Brandon Hutchinson was violating multiple departmental policies, including regulations on incompetence.According to the department’s public relations department, Hutchinson, 39, worked at the Tampa Police Station for four years. He spent his time on patrols and as a field training officer. He did not respond to multiple messages due to comments.The department said in a statement that it had not discovered any other…

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Brian Baker, CFA, Bankrate.com Bitcoin mining is the process of creating new Bitcoin by solving very complex mathematical problems that validate transactions in currency. Once Bitcoin is mined successfully, the miners will receive a pre-determined amount of Bitcoin. Bitcoin is one of the most popular types of cryptocurrencies and is a digital exchange medium that exists only online. Bitcoin runs on a decentralized computer network or on a distributed ledger to track transactions in cryptocurrency. When a computer on the network validates and processes the transaction, a new Bitcoin is created or mined. These networked computers, or miners, process transactions…

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Congressional Republicans have eliminated more than $1 billion in federal funding for public broadcasting (NPR and PBS), while Florida Governor Ron Desantis has rejected about $6 million in funding for public broadcasting in Florida. But now, Democrats are claiming that “the sky is falling.” With all cuts by the GOP, the report said, “public media cuts could leave millions in the dark during disasters,” the report said. The report says 79 public radio stations and 33 television stations in 34 states and territories are at the imminent risk of darkening if there is a cut. “Nearly 13 million Americans live…

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TALHASSEE – Florida public schools showed significant improvements in performance for the 2024-25 grade, according to new school grade data released Monday by Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Florida Department of Education. Statewide, 71% of graded K-12 schools received a “A” or “B” this year from 64% of previous grades. A total of 2,461 schools achieved top-notch grades, up from 2,215 last year. Of these, 44% of schools achieved a “A” grade compared to 38% in 2024. Additionally, 1,908 schools improved their performance or maintained a “A” rating. Charter schools continued to surpass the statewide average, with 77% earning “A”…

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Memphis-based shipping logistics giant FedEx Corp. has confirmed plans to fire 481 employees at five U.S. facilities. The layoffs will involve planned closures of facilities in Greensboro, North Carolina and Omaha, Nebraska, which will affect 164 and 102 workers, respectively. Additional staff reductions will take place in three locations that continue to work. 81 layoffs at the Garland, Texas facility. 50 on the Plano, Texas site. 84, Des Moines, Iowa. These cuts begin in September. “These decisions will never be underestimated,” a FedEx spokesperson said. “All affected team members will be notified several months in advance, and many will be…

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Florida garbage companies have denied “intentional misconduct,” but are firing $1.4 million to resolve a lawsuit alleging that management allowed black and Haitian-American workers to be attacked by racist slander and imagery from their colleagues. Although Waste Pro in Florida is based in Longwood, the charges in the Employment Opportunity Committee’s Equality Committee lawsuit include what happened and not at Waste Pro’s Jacksonville Office, 2940 Strickland St. The $1.4 million will go to a group that includes Pierre, 25 colleagues named in the consent order, and Black and/or Haitian-American Jacksonville employees of Waste Pro. The consent ruling also requires Waste…

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