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General Daily Insight for June 03, 2025 This is a mercurial day, without a doubt! The Moon is in responsible Virgo, encouraging us all to look around our lives and figure out how we can make them run more smoothly and efficiently. That said, this productivity must contend with a lunar square to chatty Mercury in quick-witted Gemini at 11:28 am EDT, which is going to rake up one shiny distraction after another. It’ll be tough to focus on one particular project or ambition. With flexibility... Read More

By CLAIRE RUSH SALEM, Ore. (AP) — A dozen people were injured in a stabbing attack at an Oregon homeless shelter on Sunday night, and a suspect was arrested, police said. A man with an eight-inch knife walked into the lobby of the Union Gospel Mission in Salem around 7:15 p.m., the Salem Police Department said on Monday. The man had been talking to people in the lobby when he allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed several people, according to police. Other people in the vicinity were... Read More

A 22-year-old man shot by a Broward Sheriff’s deputy during an altercation in West Park now faces several charges. Deputies responded to a 911 call about 12:20 p.m. Sunday over a disturbance involving a weapon in the 4000 block of Southwest 26th Street in West Park, the Sheriff’s Office said in a news release on Monday. When deputies confronted him, Joshua Gullatt punched a deputy, knocking him to the ground, the Sheriff’s Office said. Another deputy used a Taser, but Gullatt hit him... Read More

Several more Broward Sheriff’s deputies were suspended without pay or fired Friday in the continuing aftermath of a Tamarac triple homicide, records show. At least five Tamarac district deputies were placed on administrative leave without pay: Dia Cross, Daimeon Nelson, Eric Baide, Eric Klisiak, and Lemar Blackwood, according to notices of suspension or termination obtained by the South Florida Sun Sentinel. A sixth deputy who was on probationary status, Stephen Tapia, was terminated... Read More

A South Florida moving company owner convicted of swindling millions of dollars from thousands of investors — including nurses, school teachers and military veterans — was sentenced to 23 years in prison in Fort Lauderdale federal court. Sanjay Singh, 45, borrowed hundreds of millions from the mostly working-class investors with promises of paying them double-digit returns and ownership of the trucks in his company, Royal Bengal Logistics Inc. In the end, about 2,000 investors — many... Read More

The verdict is in: Swimming is one of the best exercises around. It works our hearts, our muscles, our lungs and our minds, decreasing stress levels, improving blood flow to the brain and sharpening our mental acuity. If you don’t swim or know how to swim and want to improve your skills, there are many public pools in South Florida offering classes in the coming months. Some cater to beginners; others make sure their instructors accommodate assorted levels. Prices are reasonable, with most... Read More

When the U.S. Senate considers five Floridians who are up for federal judgeships, three of them should be forced to answer a familiar Washington question: What did you know and when did you know it? Ed Artau and Jordan Pratt are Florida appellate judges who recently wrote opinions sure to please President Donald Trump, who announced their nominations last week. It would impugn their fitness to be federal judges if they knew at the time that Trump was considering them for the federal bench.... Read More

A man climbed a seven-and-a-half-foot pole at a busy intersection in Miramar Monday morning and refused to come down for more than two hours. The shirtless man’s actions prompted the Miramar police to respond to the incident at the intersection of Miramar Parkway and State Road 7. In September 2023, the same man climbed on top of an ambulance at the same intersection and refused to get down. He gained national attention when he danced and did push-ups on top of the Miramar Fire Rescue... Read More

Photos: Styx brings ‘The Brotherhood of Rock’ tour to Hard Rock Live Skip to content Share this: RevContent Feed ... Read More