T.J. Muscaro
Born and raised in Tampa, Florida, T.J. Muscaro covers the Sunshine State, America's space industry, the theme park industry, and family-related issues.
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These Black and Hispanic Biden Voters Plan to Vote for Trump
Saying their values are no longer represented in the Democrat Party, more minority voters are switching to Republican.
Biden to Name Kenya a Major Non-NATO Ally, Give Billions to World Bank in ‘Vision’ for Debt Reform
Kenya will be the 19th nation to receive the title of major non-NATO ally as it prepares to send 1,000 police officers to Haiti.
Georgia Incumbents Prevail in House Primaries, Runoffs in June
Three primaries will advance to a runoff election slated for June 18.
Georgia Supreme Court Justice Defeats Challenger Who Focused on Abortion
Justice Andrew Pinson held on to his seat on the state supreme court after fending off a challenge from Democratic Congressman John Barrow.
District Attorney Fani Willis, Judge in Trump Case Fend Off Challengers in Georgia
Willis won the Democratic primary, and Judge Scott McAfee won reelection.
Fulton County DA Fani Willis, Trump Trial Judge Face Challengers in Georgia Primaries
A former Trump adviser is trying to claim an open congressional seat while Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is fighting for re-election.
‘Your Voices Should Be Heard’: Biden Affirms Gaza Protests During Morehouse Commencement
Several protesters were observed during the event, including some students who turned their backs to the president.
Abortion, Party Lines Dominate Georgia’s ‘Nonpartisan’ Supreme Court Election
Gov. Brian Kemp announced that he would spend more than $500,000 to help get Justice Pinson, whom he appointed in 2022, elected.
Biden Appeals to Black Voters Amid Falling Polls
‘Black history is American history,’ the president said during a speech at the African-American museum in Washington.
Biden Administration to Accelerate Court Cases for Certain Illegal Immigrants
Immigration judges in five U.S. cities will be tasked to render a final decision on the cases of these illegal immigrants within 180 days.
