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Florida lost a court bid to reinstate a law prohibiting state agencies from entering into contracts worth $1 million or more with companies that do business with Cuba.
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Imagine Siri, the virtual personal- assistant application for Apple Inc.’s iPhone, on speed. That’s what democracy sounds like in Florida right now.
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From Florida to Michigan, states are readying record budgets as tax collections are set to exceed prerecession peaks. The achievement is going unrewarded in the $3.7 trillion U.S. municipal-bond market.
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Florida’s largest teachers union and its national affiliate sued the state seeking to overturn a law that ties teacher salaries to job performance, measured in part by standardized test scores.
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Florida Governor Rick Scott keeps alienating the people he’s trying to befriend.
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Florida’s lieutenant governor resigned amid a racketeering investigation that resulted in charges for 57 people, the latest setback for her boss, Republican Governor Rick Scott.
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Florida Governor Rick Scott supports expanding Medicaid in his state under President Barack Obama’s health-care law, at least while the federal government pays for it, a reversal of the Republican’s previous position.
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Florida legislative committees rejected an expansion of Medicaid for the poor under President Barack Obama’s health-care law, a defeat for Republican Governor Rick Scott at the hands of his own party.
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Republican governors pushing to expand Medicaid for the poor under President Barack Obama’s health-care law are facing opposition from their own party.
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Republican governors in at least three states are pushing to link funding for universities to graduates’ success finding jobs, saying schools need to provide students with the skills employers demand.
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