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Florida's success is due in no small part to these dedicated navigators, who have worked tirelessly to learn the ins and outs of the enrollment process, help families understand the information and documentation they need to get a plan, and answer the questions that people have as they work through the system. This was a great opportunity to talk about what has worked well previously, and what could be improved upon to make the 2016 enrollment season even better. Read more »

Sun SentinelBy Susannah BryanMarch 16, 2015, 3:22 PM | PLANTATION— Chocolate and dulce de leche. Cotton candy and gummy bear. Cherry and grape.Liquid nicotine comes in cool flavors that sound like candy, but it's a vaping cocktail that can kill if swallowed by a small child fascinated by the groovy packaging.That was the message from poison experts and Congresswoman Debbie… Read more »

As an original cosponsor of bipartisan legislation last year to take punitive action against Venezuelan leaders and the U.S. representative for our hometown of Weston, affectionately known as 'Westonzuela', I am pleased that this Executive Order will build upon legislation passed by Congress last year. These officials will not be welcome in the United States and we will block their assets and ability to access the U.S. financial system. Read more »

As a voice for my constituents in Washington and a lawmaker who believes in government's ability to level the playing field and create positive change in people's lives, this past weekend has further inspired me to carry forward the work of the Freedom Riders and the marchers and the clergy and the community leaders until we live in the society we want for our children and our grandchildren. Let's finish what these brave men and women started. Read more »

The HillBy Judy Kurtz - 03/04/15 11:01 AM ESTRep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz is celebrating an anniversary. But don’t expect any frosting-topped cake or sugary confections as she marks this milestone — the Florida Democrat is now a clean-cooking congresswoman.? ?A year ago this month, the Democratic National Committee chairwoman revamped her diet and started a healthy… Read more »

I share the Prime Minister's deep concerns about Iran's pursuit of a nuclear weapon. Congress and the President share these concerns as well. The United States has stated unequivocally that we will do everything in our power to thwart Iran's ability to develop a nuclear weapon. Read more »

I heard loud and clear from TSA workers who mostly live paycheck to paycheck as it is. This kind of uncertainty will place a real burden on their families and personal lives, the Congresswoman said. "Some shared with me stories from the last government shutdown about not being able to afford gas and some colleagues sleeping in their cars at the airport because they lived too far away. One TSA agent was moved to tears when sharing they were nearly evicted. It's heartbreaking and it's totally unacceptable." Read more »

Local 10Author: Eric YutzyWESTON, Fla. -Like many sets of twins, Celine Gunderman and Whitney Gunderman are just inseparable. "We're very close, yes!" they said at the same time.Like many sets of twins, the Gundermans are choosing to attend the same college. Maybe more accurately in the case of these Cypress Bay High School seniors, one of the nation's most selective… Read more »

For the 56th time, Congressional Republicans are going on record to take away health care from millions of children, women, seniors, young adults and others who previously had no or insufficient coverage. Such actions speak volumes about their priorities for America's families, and fly in the face of the facts. The top ten ZIP codes for Obamacare enrollees in the nation are located in South Florida alone, and more and more people continue to enroll. People want health care. People deserve health care. Read more »

The President has crafted a robust budget that continues the strong economic recovery of the last six years by making smart investments that will further grow the economy from the middle out and support working families. Closer to home in South Florida, the $132 million dedicated to Everglades restoration will protect and enhance our unique ïRiver of Grass' and ensure it remains a vital part of our environment and our economy. Read more »