On Trump’s social media posts, he keeps depicting himself in fantasy roles: Superman, Jesus, the Pope, Sci-Fi leader of dystopian death machines & a larger than life military commander. His fantasies are sometimes “official,” communicated to the American public directly under White House insignia, and they frequently come in waves of multiple fantasies at one time. Over Labor Day he indulged and made it public 37 times.

If you’re frustrated, demoralized or frightened by what’s happening around you, the least you can do is vote.

Fort Lauderdale Realty Group is taking a different approach to the economics of real estate in South Florida, introducing programs designed for sellers, buyers, landlords—and the agents who represent them. 

When we hear the word eviction, most of us picture a tenant forced out of their home, belongings piled on the curb, and a sudden rupture in safety and stability. But eviction is far broader—and far more insidious—than the loss of housing alone. Eviction can occur from a job, a relationship, a community, or any space where a person once belonged. At its core, eviction is a form of dispossession: a stripping away of place, identity, and connection. It leaves the individual without a home to return to, a role to fulfill, or a relationship to anchor them.