On November 11th, a tragic plane crash in Coral Springs claimed the lives of Alexander Wurm and his daughter Serena, who were en route to Jamaica for hurricane relief efforts. Alexander, founder of Ignite the Fire Ministry, was known for his charitable work in the Caribbean. The cause of the crash is under investigation, but no one on the ground was injured. The Jamaican community mourns the loss of a dedicated humanitarian.

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Sonder, a short-term rental company, abruptly ceased operations on November eleventh, leaving guests stranded. The sudden closure followed Marriotts termination of their licensing deal. Guests, like Mr. Strack, found their belongings packed and left in hallways. Sonder announced bankruptcy, citing financial challenges due to integration issues with Marriott. Mr. Strack, left without a place to stay, had to spend his final night in the very room he was asked to leave.

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Brittany Hanfield, a woman incarcerated since her teenage years, faces a new capital homicide charge for a 2007 murder. She wrote a letter to the judge, detailing her troubled past and the impact of her incarceration on her life. Hanfield was convicted of several crimes in 2008 and is now awaiting her arraignment for the new murder charge.

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Miamis Iguana Drop: A Quirky Weather Phenomenon - On November 11th, Miami experienced an unusual weather event where iguanas fell from trees due to cold-induced paralysis. Residents shared photos, humorously reminding others that the iguanas were not dead but merely hibernating. Experts advise leaving them alone, as they can quickly revive and become aggressive.

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26-year-old Natalia Munzo-Paulino faces second-degree murder and aggravated child abuse charges after her nine-month-old son died from lethal drug levels. The baby was found in a disheveled, unkempt home with hazards accessible to children. Munzo-Paulino gave conflicting accounts of the babys death, and an autopsy revealed fatal drug levels. She was arrested and remains in jail.

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Tragic Shooting of Twin Boys in Central Florida Leads to Parents Arrest; Gun Safety Emphasized: A four-year-old twin brothers were critically wounded in a shooting at their Central Florida home, leading to the arrest of their parents. The parents, Keishara B. Goodrum and Maurice Wayne Bright Junior, claimed they didnt see the shooting but heard a loud noise. The twins were transferred to Arnold Palmer Childrens Hospital and are in critical but stable condition. The incident has sparked a community outcry for gun safety, especially in homes with young children.

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On November eleventh, a new legislative proposal grants senators the power to sue the government for unauthorized data seizure, potentially allowing up to $500,000 in damages per violation. This response to FBIs phone record seizure during the January sixth, 2021, Capitol attack investigation could see senators like Lindsey Graham, Josh Hawley, and Ron Johnson suing under this new bill.

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On November eleventh, a person was hospitalized following a possible shooting in Miami Gardens. Emergency crews responded to reports in the area of Northwest twenty-fourth Court and Northwest one hundred sixty-eighth Street. The injured person was airlifted to a local hospital, and their condition and identity remain unknown. Authorities are investigating the incident, with a significant police presence observed in the neighborhood. Residents noticed increased activity and road closures. No further details have been released, and the community awaits updates.

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Miamis TeeTee Terry wins gold in Tokyo, inspires with childrens book and crocheting; sets sights on LA Olympics in 2028.

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Former President Trumps Promise of $2,000 Payments: A Closer LookIn a recent announcement, former President Donald Trump proposed a $2,000 payment for each American, funded by tariff revenue. However, financial experts question the feasibility of this plan. Tariffs are projected to generate significantly less than trillions of dollars annually, making it challenging to fund such a large-scale payout. Trump later clarified that the payments would first go to low and middle-income U.S. citizens, but details on what constitutes high income and whether children would qualify remain unclear. The plan raises concerns about how such a large-scale payout would be funded, as tariff revenue collected so far falls short of the estimated cost.

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