Babe Ruth’s called shot. JFK’s moon shot. Reagan’s demand to tear down the Berlin Wall. All remarkable calls that led to remarkable moments in American and world history. Blaise Ingoglia is no Babe Ruth. Ending property taxes in Florida isn’t exactly a “moon shot”. However, on a relative level, the impact throughout the state of Florida might be the equivalent locally of tearing down the Berlin Wall.

There’s been a bit more unity on the court than there had been previously. Perception and reality often aren’t on the same page, and this dynamic helps to illustrate that point.

Stocks were flat to higher last week as the big three indexes continue to trade near record highs despite concerns of significantly higher tariffs kicking in on August 1st for all countries not named China, England, Indonesia (which reached an agreement with the Trump administration last week) and Vietnam. There’s generally optimism that new trade deals will be announced over the next week and a half, with the buzz surrounding the EU being the loudest currently.

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Coke is neither confirming nor denying that they’ll go back to the real thing, but this development is encouraging...

The annual total cost savings from cutting a quarter of the federal workforce would likely be around $75 billion, with the minimum coming in at $60 billion and the high end at around $90 billion depending on implementation details...

Florida's New CFO & Chief Fire Marshall Blaise Ingoglia On His Agenda For Florida

Trump's Rescission Package & Epstein Drama w/White House Correspondent Jon Decker

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The average fallen officer is 41 years old, with 11 years of service. 24 widows and 57 children are grieving the loss of a parent. Their sacrifice is profound.