Seven years.
That's how long it's been since the night 49 people were shot and killed at Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
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Last year, Politico declared that Ron DeSantis was “arguably the most powerful governor in Florida’s history.”
Not many teenagers watch the PBS NewsHour, a nightly no-commercials news report that many politicians and business leaders tune into. Few teenagers are interviewed on the show.
When Zander Moricz began battling DeSantis, he wasn’t old enough to vote against him. Two years later, he’s one of the governor’s best-known opponents – in the media and the courts.
Unlike the others on this list, Eleanor McDonough doesn’t want to be seen. She definitely wants to be heard, but only by a handful of people at a time.
Wayne Besen thinks Ron DeSantis is a little dic. “As in dictator,” he says.
In the 1960s, Darcel Stevens' parents fought in the Civil Rights Movement. More than six decades later, Stevens says he’s fighting for those same rights. And more.
Adventure Awaits For LGBT Travelers
Alaska is big. So big, we’re not even going to try to give you guidance on the whole state. For starters, let’s focus on Anchorage and the Kenai Peninsula.
To say Gabe Salazar’s tenure got off to an unusual start is an understatement.
Unlike most of the retirees who find their way to South Florida, Steven Some has not slowed down one bit. He’s just getting started.
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