Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis extensively outsourced his unsuccessful presidential campaign to the super PAC, Never Back Down, which spent more than four times the amount spent by DeSantis’ campaign in 2023 ($131 million vs $28.2 million). This PAC not only funded advertising but also took on the role of pro-DeSantis organizing efforts on the gro
17-year-old alleged ‘serial swatter’ charged after police say he made threats throughout the country
A 17-year-old from California, dubbed a “serial swatter,” is now facing charges in Florida after allegedly causing hundreds of swatting incidents and bomb threats across the U.S., which involves making false reports to police. The teenager, Alan Filion, was extradited to Florida to face charges related to a swatting incident at a mosque
Biden campaign raised $97 million in 4th quarter, set war chest record
President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign reportedly raised over $97 million in Q4 of 2023, resulting in a total campaign war chest of $117 million. The figure represents a record amount for a Democratic presidential candidate at this stage of the election cycle. Biden’s campaign manager, Julie Chavez Rodriguez, credits the considerable
AP VoteCast: Who voted (and how) in Iowa caucuses
In the Iowa Republican caucuses, Donald Trump came out on top with support from about 70% of caucus participants. Mainly backed by people from small towns and rural communities, white evangelical Christians, and those without a college degree, Trump’s victory indicates his growing influence in the state. His main opponents, Florida Gov. Ron D
Nightly News Full Broadcast – Jan. 15 – NBC News
The articles summarized contain a variety of news stories: the Full Broadcast of Nightly News on January 15 from NBC News; 5 main events of the day from CNN including the Iowa caucuses, a winter storm, events in Israel, volcano eruptions, and the Taiwan election; NBC 6 South Florida’s top stories of the day; the […]
Donald Trump wins Iowa caucuses and reinforces grip on GOP
Donald Trump won the Iowa caucuses decisively, further solidifying his hold on the GOP and setting the stage for the 2024 Republican nomination. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley are competing for second place. The results of the caucuses signal a challenge to other GOP contenders, emphasizing Trump’s return
Rachel McAdams on Receiving “Play-Length Notes” From Judy Blume – The Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood has begun adapting Judy Blume novels into film, despite the author’s previous reluctance to sell the rights to her work. Her young adult novel “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret” has been adapted into a movie starring Rachel McAdams and newcomer Abby Ryder Fortson. The film’s director, Kelly Fremon Craig, even f
Iowa Caucuses Today: What to Watch For
The historic Iowa caucuses are set to happen, with predictions suggesting former President Donald Trump could win the Republican nomination for a third time. The competition for second place is fierce between Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley, the former governor of South Carolina. Despite facing 91 felony counts from criminal prosecuti
This Morning’s Top Headlines – Jan. 15 | Morning News NOW – NBC News
The top news items on January 15 included Iowa caucuses, winter storms, developments in Israel, volcano eruptions, and the Taiwan election. The information was presented by various news outlets, including NBC News, CNN, NBC 6 South Florida, and The Washington Post. Each source highlighted key events and topics that were significant for the day.
Miami police launch crackdown on supercar street takeover as they flood street and shut down huge ‘wheels up, guns down’ event that saw 61 arrested in their pimped-up rides
Over 60 people were arrested and 363 citations issued during a street takeover event on Martin Luther King weekend near Miami International Airport in Florida. The event saw supercar owners allegedly attempting to race down the road, with police footage showing a long procession of sports cars. Alongside the arrests and citations, officers also dis