State Will Seek Death Penalty For Girl In Machete Murder
State prosecutors have announced that they plan to seek the death penalty for a teenage girl accused of taking part in the grisly machete murder of a Homestead student.
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State prosecutors have announced that they plan to seek the death penalty for a teenage girl accused of taking part in the grisly machete murder of a Homestead student.
The Republican Party of Florida is set to give presidential candidates the options to be listed on the March primary ballot.
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The trial of a man who says he grew marijuana to help his cancer-stricken wife continued.
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$10 million pledge will fund education efforts.
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Pope Francis praised American bishops on Wednesday for their "generous commitment" to helping victims of clergy sex abuse, drawing an angry rebuke from advocates who said the bishops acted only under the threat of hundreds of lawsuits.
