South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley took a public stance Monday on the presence of the Confederate flag — locked into full mast position on the state capitol grounds — saying it’s time to take...
The death toll in Nepal continues to climb after a massive 7.8 Richter scale earthquake hit Nepal on Saturday, killing thousands and flattening buildings, including centuries-old World Heritage sites. The full scale of the...
The US Supreme Court heard arguments today in a case that could have broad implications for judicial candidates. Nell Abram reports from Tampa. Download Audio The case is Williams-Yulee v. the Florida Bar, and...
One of the members of the St. Louis County jury that probed the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri is suing the county prosecutor. FSRN’s Nell Abram speaks with Jeffrey Mittman,...
The U.S. and Cuba announced a thawing of bilateral relations for the first time in over fifty years. Nell Abram has more from Tampa. Download Audio [sdonations]8[/sdonations] President Barack Obama and Cuban leader Raul...
Despite the Republican gains in this week’s mid-term polls, a number of more traditionally liberal initiatives passed at the ballot box in local elections; among them – minimum wage hikes. Voters in four states...
Massive pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong turned violent Friday. The student-led protests began last week, triggered by Chinese authorities’ announcement that only approved candidates would be placed on the ballot in the region’s 2017...
The FBI opened a probe into allegations of criminal fraud at the Department of Veteran’s Affairs. The investigation comes after the VA Inspector General released a report this week revealing that more than 120,000...
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Gina McCarthy announced today proposed pollution limits for power plants that would require dramatic cuts in carbon dioxide emissions. download “Our plan aims to cut energy waste and leverage...
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