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Earlier today at Walt Disney World Resort near Orlando, the President announced his executive order that calls for a strategic effort to improve job growth and make the United States the world's top travel and tourism destination. Read more »

Jan. 8 marks the one-year anniversary of the terrible shooting in Tucson, Arizona that killed six Americans and wounded 13 others, including Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL-20) released the following statement: Read more »

By Diana GonzalezMarjorie Evans is the CEO of Broward Children’s Center, which provides care for kids with special needs. They were a source of motivation when Marjorie was diagnosed with cervical cancer three years ago.“It came to light through a Pap smear. I had, I was in the bathroom. I noticed some blood and I called my doctor and I said something’s wrong,said… Read more »

On Friday, January 6, Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL-20) met with members of the Broward Human Trafficking Coalition, the Broward Sherriff's office, and other groups to talk about the obstacles they face in helping victims of trafficking. Read more »

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL-20) wants that number to decrease significantly, and to do that, she believes educating constituents during Cervical Health Awareness Month is the first step. Read more »

By LIZETTE ALVAREZMIAMI — To live in South Florida is to make peace with flying cockroach behemoths, brigades of lizards that dart across walls (bedroom and otherwise) and frogs the size of cannonballs that loiter on driveways.But even in a state as hospitable as this one to scaly, slithering creatures, enough is enough. Florida has the highest number of nonnative amphibians and… Read more »

EditorialBy DEBBIE WASSERMAN SCHULTZAfter almost nine years of incredible service and sacrifice, America’s war in Iraq has finally come to an end. We have more troops returning home each day, and as they do, we must pay tribute to the men and women who have sacrificed so much.Since America started deploying troops in 2001, Florida has had more than 226,000 men and women sent… Read more »

By GIDEON GRUDOSally Tuchklaper was crying so hard, she couldn't catch her breath."I saved her," she said, pointing at Sarah Schwiezen. "I saved her and her four children." She was talking about Auschwitz, where she had hid Schwiezen and her family at various times, and shared food with them.It had been 25 years since the two women had seen each other. Tuchklaper… Read more »

Rep. Wasserman Schultz discussed federal regulations that have made toys safer Read more »

House leadership, knowing they lack the votes, block up or down vote, dooming payroll tax cut extension for middle class Americans Read more »