Offset Discharged From Hospital After Florida Casino Shooting
Rapper Offset was shot outside a Florida casino and has been released from the hospital days later.
Tag
Florida
All articles tagged with #florida
Trump uses Florida murder clip to push tougher immigration crackdown
Former President Donald Trump circulated a video of a Fort Myers killing linked to Haitian immigrant Rolbert Joachin, 40, who authorities say murdered a woman on April 2; Trump used the clip to advance a hard-line deportation agenda, noting Joachin arrived in the U.S. in 2022.
Trump Shares Graphic Florida Hammer Attack Video, Ties It to Immigration Policy
Trump posted a graphic video of a Florida hammer attack, blaming Biden-era immigration policies and Democrats for allowing what he calls unsafe conditions. The suspect, a 40-year-old Haitian national with temporary protected status who had been ordered removed, was arrested and charged with homicide after a clerk at a Fort Myers gas station was killed. DHS says Joachin will be deported regardless of the case outcome, and the incident intensifies ongoing debates over immigration policy and border security.
Florida launches probe into OpenAI, hinting at tougher AI rules
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody launches an investigation into OpenAI, signaling expanding regulatory scrutiny of AI firms with subpoenas anticipated and possible lawsuits shaping future policy amid safety and accountability concerns surrounding ChatGPT.
Trump weaponizes Florida hammer attack video to push immigration critique
Trump amplified a devastating Fort Myers hammer attack by sharing surveillance footage, arguing it underscores his immigration policies. The suspect, Rolbert Joachin, an undocumented Haitian man, is charged with murder after the attack outside a gas station, with DHS/ICE assisting in the arrest. Trump tied the case to Haitians’ Temporary Protected Status and called for ending TPS and stricter border controls, continuing his pattern of using violent crimes to shape the national immigration debate.
Trump ties Florida hammer attack to Biden-era immigration policy
Trump uses a deadly Florida hammer attack to lash out at Biden-era immigration policies, citing a Haitian national who was released under Biden and granted Temporary Protected Status, despite an open removal order; DHS says ICE will deport him, while Trump calls for ending TPS and criticizes judges blocking his immigration agenda.
Florida probes OpenAI ahead of potential $1 trillion IPO
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier launched an investigation into OpenAI and its ChatGPT platform ahead of an IPO that could value the company at up to $1 trillion, issuing subpoenas amid concerns about data security and alleged misuse, including links to child-sexual abuse material, encouragement of self-harm, and a claimed role in a recent Florida State University shooting; OpenAI has not commented.
Florida AG targets OpenAI with subpoenas in AI-safety probe
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced an investigation into OpenAI and its ChatGPT tool over public safety and national security concerns, promising subpoenas and urging lawmakers to expand his powers to regulate AI. The probe, tied to allegations the chatbot aided a deadly FSU shooting, follows DeSantis-era efforts to push AI policy, and comes as lawmakers have stalled on protections; OpenAI has not commented, and the state intends to explore AI data, national security risks, and child-safety issues ahead of potential new regulations.
Florida school bus driver facing 29 felony neglect charges after train crash
A Florida school bus driver has been charged with 29 felony counts of child neglect after a train struck a school bus at a crossing in Sumter County, with investigators saying the driver failed to protect students.
Tiger Woods' Florida crash affidavit cites two hydrocodone pills and DUI charge
Police found two hydrocodone pills in Tiger Woods’ pocket after a rollover crash in Florida; officers described him as lethargic with bloodshot eyes, dilated pupils and sweating, and Woods was arrested for DUI after he refused a urine test, amid a history of back injuries and past opioid-related issues.
Tiger Woods’ Florida crash linked to phone distraction and meds
Golf star Tiger Woods told investigators he looked at his phone and changed the radio when his SUV crossed a double yellow line, hit a trailer, and rolled on Jupiter Island, prompting a DUI charge. Deputies cited signs of impairment and failed field sobriety tests; a breath test showed no alcohol, but two hydrocodone pills were found in his pocket and he refused a urine test. He was arrested, held eight hours, posted $1,150 bail, and is set for an April 23 arraignment in Martin County court.
Tiger Woods Faces DUI Charge After Florida Crash Linked to Phone Use and Hydrocodone
Tiger Woods, 50, was arrested in Martin County, Florida, on suspicion of driving under the influence after a crash investigators say occurred when he looked down at his cellphone; two hydrocodone pills were found in his pocket, and he refused a urinalysis. He underwent sobriety tests and, according to officers, appeared lethargic, with a court date set for April 23.
Florida DUI-law tweak could sway Tiger Woods' rollover case
A Florida law change could influence how Tiger Woods’ March 27, 2026 rollover crash DUI case is charged and prosecuted, potentially affecting charges, penalties or procedures as investigators and his legal team reassess the implications.
DeSantis Signs Palm Beach Airport Rename to Honor Trump
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill renaming Palm Beach International Airport after President Donald J. Trump, a move supporters call a landmark tribute but critics say it could cost millions and may require FAA approval and a rights agreement for use of Trump’s name; lawmakers debated funding for branding and signage (initial requests ranged up to $5.5 million, with a Senate recommendation around $2.75 million), while the Trump organization has pursued related trademarks and federal legislation to formalize the renaming amid Democratic opposition over costs.
One-cent premium, one big consequence: insurer cancels Florida woman’s coverage
Lorena Alvarado Hill, a Florida teacher’s aide, was billed for medical care after her government-subsidized insurance was canceled over a 1-cent premium, leading to thousands in bills; she fought back under state and federal law and ultimately had her balances reduced to zero, highlighting flaws in automated billing and the need to monitor small debts.