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I first had a bison burger in the early 90s at a diner on the west side of Manhattan. This town was my home, but not the place where Buffalo roamed around. At the time, it wasn’t even on the menu. And I had to try it. It’s lean, but it’s still juicy. Rich in flavor. Some might say it’s simple. Or sweet. It took quite a while for the actual regularity in restaurants (at least on the East Coast) to begin to appear, but slowly, certainly, just like the final rebound of this beautiful animal’s once decimiming figure, bison…

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President Trump announced late Wednesday that he would transport the Secretary of Transport, who will serve NASA as the new interim chief. “Shaun has done an incredible job of handling our country’s transportation operations, including creating cutting-edge air traffic control systems, while also rebuilding roads and bridges to make them efficient, beautiful and beautiful again. “He will be an incredible leader in space agencies, even for a short period of time, more important than ever. Congratulations. Duffy is temporarily replacing Janet Petro, a former Kennedy Space Center director who has been an interim NASA administrator since Trump took office and…

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Outside the onsite Blue Palmetto Café, Bock Tower Garden is home to Olmsted gardens and trails, orchards with nectarines and papayas, grapevine and blackberry brambles, and citrus trees in the blueberry bushes. Business Development Director Erica Smith says she discourages guests from blocking sampling as she explores this vast tower of song as the vast sanctuary of Tolkienesque Centerpiece. Guests will sample dragon fruit at last year’s Fruit Fest event. This year, we also have a large small plate and a margarita bar. (Courtesy Keith Nobocel/Voctor Garden) It is primarily a local wildlife who enjoys the fruits of their labor…

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The House voted to send it to President Donald Trump’s desk on Thursday, and the Tax and Expense Act, which enacted the majority of the domestic agenda, will cut federal health spending by about $1 trillion over the decade, in a way that puts the physical and financial health of millions of Americans.The bill is expected to pass without a single democratic vote in both the House and Senate, reversing many of the Biden and Obama administrations’ health insurance increases. Their policies have made healthcare accessible to millions and have lowered US uninsured rates, but Republicans say the trade-offs are…

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Davis Islands, Fla. (WFLA) – After nine months of repairs, the historic Roy Jenkinspool of the Davis Islands is reopening to the community. The city spent hundreds of thousands of dollars repairing the facility after last year’s hurricane. The reopening is especially fun news for regulars like Laurie Benson, who has been in the pool for decades. “I’ve been in this pool since I was five,” Benson said. Benson comes to fitness classes with friends and calls this almost 100-year-old gem a irreplaceable gem in Tampa. Roy Jenkinspool will reopen to the community after serious damage from Hurricanes Riverview Daycare…

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By Sean Chen NEW YORK (AP) – Samsung introduced several updates to its lineup of foldable devices on Wednesday. The new Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7, and New Z Flip 7 FE were set in their latest release events. The Korean electronics company has announced upgrades in New York, including new versions of their watches, but has also announced an expanded partnership with Google to inject more artificial intelligence into its foldable lineup. Here are the biggest announcements from this summer’s unpacked event: Thinner Galaxy Z Folding 7 The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is much thinner and lighter…

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I write a lot about politics. That’s important, but a lot of it bore me. But as we approach 2026, if you hear more, it’s how Florida’s affordability crisis will shape future elections.That should surprise anyone. For years, Floridians have complained about the high costs of housing, insurance, utility and other daily basics. They have seen omissions from Tallahassee, obstructions from Washington, and tax and regulatory policies that have been massaged over time to support large corporations.However, it takes time for public opponents to enter into action. Voters get the opportunity to do something about it every two years in…

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Since the 1950s, US tax laws have prohibited churches from publicly supporting political candidates. If so, they risked losing their tax-free status. However, recently the IRS announced that political candidates from the church pulpit are currently permitted to support them. The change follows a lawsuit filed by two churches and the state Religious Broadcasting Stations in Texas, and argued by previous restrictions on the support of candidates who have been violated by their initial rights to amendments to free speech and free religious exercise. The lawsuit also alleged that the treatment of a church, which differs from other organizations, violated…

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FullSale University is expected to break through the ground later this year based on its first student housing project across the street from the Winter Park campus. Ian McCook, president of Maitland-based Nvision Development, confirmed that the developer has applied for all building permits and expects construction to begin this fall. The first phase is planned for 580 beds, but two additional already approved phases could ultimately exceed 2,000. Full Sail is a private, for-profit organization specializing in the media and entertainment industry. It says there are over 20,000 students, but includes students taking online courses. The planned five-storey building…

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Over the past few years, local governments have complained about how state legislators take control of their local areas on issues such as local land use and regulatory decisions. A small list published by the James Madison Institute details some of the areas the state has overwritten local governments. Travel and housing issues. Rideshare drivers like Uber and Lyft. Climbing the commercial, industrial and complex spaces that make residential possible, give them some names. George Gibbs, a policy expert at the Center for Economic Prosperity, notes that the role of anti-growth special interests in the state has grown, prompting Tallahassee…

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