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By Anna L. Peterson, Professor of Religion, University of Florida. Once in a while, life provides us with the kind of dramatic moral dilemma that even the most imaginative ethics textbook writer couldn’t think up. Presently, my community – the University of Florida and the city of Gainesville – faces a dangerous and complicated series

Rep. Frederica Wilson on Friday accused White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly of lying about her and using a “racist term” when he publicly admonished her for politicizing the president’s condolence call to a Special Forces’ widow. Mr. Kelly, a retired Marine general whose son was killed in action in Afghanistan, on Thursday

The Scaramucci Post has re-posted a Twitter poll about the Holocaust that generated so much criticism earlier this week that the founders pulled it down and apologized. The controversy and condemnations began Tuesday, when the self-described news outlet helmed by the short-term former White House communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, shared a multiple-choice survey asking how

JACKSON-Larry Schuster was appointed just over one week ago to the troubled Jackson Township zoning board, but this week resigned, before his first meeting. Schuster, the owner of Schuster’s Car Wash in Toms River cited family obligations for his resignation. “Today I resigned my position as a zoning board member before the first meeting. I

For the third consecutive ranking, Chicago is the worst city in America for rats, according to a new study from the pest control company Orkin. It ranked cities by the number of rodent treatments the company performed over the past year. Rodent season is upon us… Fall is the start of rodent season, so unwanted

Anna Kuhn wants to grow up to be a mermaid television news reporter. So naturally the 6-year-old was drawn to two mermaids she discovered sunbathing on the rocks in front of the Boca Beach Club. Later at the pool, they even outfitted her with a mermaid tail for good measure. She didn’t have much to