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USPS Proposes Raising Price of First‑Class Stamps to 82 Cents

USPS Proposes Raising Price of First‑Class Stamps to 82 Cents

Washington — The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) announced plans to raise the price of a first‑class Forever stamp from 80 cents to 82 cents, effective September 2026, pending approval by the Postal Regulatory Commission. The proposed increase is part of USPS’s ongoing effort to address rising operational costs and declining mail volume. Officials noted that

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Florida Chabad Rabbis Meet with Prime Minister Netanyahu

Jerusalem — A delegation of Chabad rabbis from Florida traveled to Israel this summer for a private meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, underscoring the close ties between Jewish communities in the United States and Israel. The rabbis, representing Chabad centers across South Florida, discussed issues of Jewish education, community resilience, and support for Israel

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Florida Sportscaster Fired After Racist, Anti‑Jewish Remarks

Orlando — Former Fox Sports Florida reporter Emily Austen, 27, was dismissed from her role after appearing on a Facebook Live webcast where she made derogatory comments about multiple ethnic and religious groups, including Jews. During the webcast, Austen mocked Mexicans, calling them “not that smart,” and then turned her remarks toward Jewish people. She

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Shannan Ighodaro for State Senate

Community. Faith. Partnership. I’m Shannan Ighodaro, former Miami Gardens Councilwoman and candidate for Florida Senate District 34. I was truly honored to spend time with an incredible group of women from the Jewish community. Thank you for the warm welcome, the thoughtful conversation, and the opportunity to listen and learn. Strong communities are built through

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The Fire Isn’t Out Yet

by Rabbi Moishe Kievman Chabad Chayil The Jewish people have endured exile, persecution, expulsions, and countless attempts to erase us. Yet we are still here. Jews have built lives in America and throughout the free world, yet we have never stopped turning our hearts toward Israel and its eternal capital, Jerusalem. Not just in the

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Publix Frozen Blueberries Recalled in Florida and Georgia Over E. Coli Contamination

Publix Frozen Blueberries Recalled in Florida and Georgia Over E. Coli Contamination

Miami — Health officials have announced a recall of frozen blueberries sold at Publix supermarkets in Florida and Georgia after testing revealed possible E. coli contamination. The recall affects specific lots of 16‑ounce bags of frozen blueberries distributed under the Publix brand. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) confirmed that routine sampling detected the

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Dangerous Heat Advisory Issued for South Florida as Sahara Dust Arrives

Dangerous Heat Advisory Issued for South Florida as Sahara Dust Arrives

Miami — The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for Miami‑Dade and Broward counties, warning that “feels‑like” temperatures could soar to 106°F–108°F this week. Officials cautioned residents to limit outdoor activity during peak hours and to stay hydrated as the region faces one of the hottest stretches of the summer. Adding to the

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