Unvaccinated Floridians embrace COVID-19 antibody treatment but so do the vaccinated

Regeneron Clinic worker looks out the doorway of one of the buildings providing the monoclonal antibody treatment at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Fla., Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2021. Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on Monday that the Florida Division of Emergency Management would begin providing monoclonal antibody treatment and would be able to treat 320 patients per day and will be open seven days per week. (Willie J. Allen Jr./Orlando Sentinel) (Willie J. Allen Jr./Orlando Sentinel) ... Read More

Ronnie Floyd Resigns from SBC Executive Committee

The EC president and CEO says he “will not and cannot” lead after its vote to waive attorney-client privilege. Ronnie Floyd is the latest to leave the Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee (EC) over its decision to hand over privileged documents in an upcoming abuse investigation. Floyd, the president and CEO of the EC, announced in an email Thursday night that he could no longer serve in the role, which he has held for two years. His resignation is effective October... Read More

Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo after being fired: ‘not the outcome that I wanted for myself’

Miami commissioners sealed Art Acevedo’s fate on Oct. 14 when they unanimously voted to fire him. Acevedo talked to the media after the vote and said this was “not the outcome that I wanted for myself’ after 35 years in the police force. … Click to Continue » ... Read More

Art Acevedo’s time in Miami is over. Commissioners vote to fire police chief

Miami commissioners on Thursday officially fired Police Chief Art Acevedo, a brash and outspoken personality who clashed with his fellow cops, elected officials and other city administrators during the shortest … Click to Continue » ... Read More

School district under fire for using Scientology group’s human rights program

A Scientology-funded group, known as Youth for Human Rights, has been training Broward teachers with its curriculum for more than a decade, the district said. The group is now sponsoring a video contest, backed and promoted by the school district, which gives Broward students a chance to win up to $1,000 for creating a public service announcement that promotes human rights. ... Read More