Florida voters approved Amendment 3 with 62% support, expanding primary residence tax exemptions through 2028 as real estate leaders predict stronger buyer demand, while critics warn local governments could lose billions in recurring revenue.
Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production around the middle of next year after sales fell far short of Elon Musk’s 250,000 vehicle annual projection, clearing Gigafactory Texas capacity for increased Cybercab production.
The Army National Guard is taking free drill weekend childcare nationwide by Dec. 31, but limited space, strict provider standards, and household eligibility rules could keep some military families from receiving the benefit.
Despite receiving Purple Hearts in 2015, those killed at Fort Hood remain missing from major official Global War on Terror casualty records, angering survivors and families who insist their sacrifice deserves recognition.
The Air Force proposal would bring more than 6,000 annual aircraft operations to four Pacific airfields as the Department of the Air Force examines environmental effects and island residents raise questions about transparency and local benefits.
U.S. European Command is pressing troops, civilian employees, and military families to improve physical vigilance and digital discipline as drone incursions, suspected sabotage, hacking, and other hybrid threats raise security concerns across Europe.
Thomas Markle Sr. was released into monitored home detention after a Florida court appearance, as federal investigators continued reviewing materials seized in a case involving suspected child sexual abuse images. Meghan said she was deeply distressed by the allegations.
A federal judge halted President Trump’s proposed 250 foot Arlington arch after its commission approval, siding with veterans who argue the massive memorial and security facility would disrupt sacred cemetery grounds and a historic Washington sightline.