Florida House Passes Bill With HUGE Impact On Your Paycheck

April 5, 2013 Subscribe · Forward House Passes Bill With HUGE Impact On Your Paycheck The Florida House just passed a bill that overrides local living wage and sick time ordinances, meaning that South Florida employees could take a 40 percent cut in pay. Continue reading... ANOTHER Terrifying I-95 Accident Miami Fires Back At NCAA, Details Damages Caused By Investigation LOOK: Is His New Girlfriend Copying J.Lo's Look? LOOK: Lil Wayne Makes Public Appearance After Scare LOOK: Chris Bosh's Birthday Cake Will Blow Your Mind NBA Star Robbed During His Own Birthday Party Witnesses: Rick Ross Was Shot At From Nearby Car LOOK: Lil Wayne Makes Public Appearance After Scare Rapper Allegedly Throws Homophobic Fit Over Ketchup House Passes Bill With HUGE Impact On Your Paycheck JOHN WENDEL My Comfortable Chair Since the recent release of my wife Susan Spencer-Wendel's memoir, Until I Say Good-Bye, people often say to me, "Your wife is such an inspiration." Or: "This woman changed my outlook on life." Continue reading... DAVE MAASS Are You a Teenager Who Reads News Online? According to the Justice Department, You May Be a Criminal In the DOJ's world, this means anyone under 18 who reads a Hearst newspaper online could hypothetically face jail time. But Hearst's publications aren't the only ones with overly restrictive usage terms. Continue reading... NADINE SMITH My Father Called "Unequal marriage laws were the reason you and your older brothers were born in Maine," my father told me. It was a simple statement of fact and it banged into my heart sideways. Continue reading... ANN BRENOFF On the Fly: Traveling Alone, Again When I was single and in my 20s, I loved traveling alone. Traveling with friends required compromises I resented having to make: They wanted to sleep til noon while I rose with the sun raring to go; they preferred booking tours to eliminate any uncertainties while I liked using public transportation for self-guided exploration. Continue reading... FERNANDO GONZALEZ Little Havana Needs a New Immigration System The path to citizenship gave Cuban Americans the opportunity to become full Americans, instead of being stuck in a temporary status or as second-class citizens. The same could happen to my other immigrant neighbors and friends in Little Havana if we give them an opportunity. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.