(CBS Boston) Menino, Bloomberg Team Up In Gun Control Ad For Super Bowl
(Houston Chronicle) Survivor of Fla. interstate pileup won't be deported
(Sun Sentinel) Playboy's Playmate of the Month is daughter of Boynton Beach Minister
(Miami Herald) Voter turnout numbers point to GOP enthusiasm gap
(Politico) Dems outraised GOP majority in 2011
(Palm Beach Post) South Florida a gateway for child sex trafficking
(Palm Beach Post) Adoption of adult girlfriend might cost millionaire Polo Club founder Goodman
(Sun Sentinel) Anti-Semitic vandalism spreading into Port St. Lucie neighborhoods
(Politico) Roseanne Barr seeks Green Party presidential nod
(Washington Times) Contraception mandate outrages religious groups
(Fox News) Lawmaker wants ban on taxpayer-funded ad campaigns against sodas, junk food
(MSNBC) School playground 'rape tag' sparks concern
(The Hill) Economy adds 243,000 jobs, giving boost to Obama
(Sun Sentinel) Muslim woman in Boca Raton accuses Chevron of religious discrimination
(WPBF) Foley: West's Pursuit Of New District 'Smart Move'
(Florida Independent) ACLU, Anti-Defamation League denounce state Senate’s school prayer vote
(Fox News) Pentagon - Source: Plans to turn over Taliban Gitmo detainees in works
(The Hill) ACLU sues Obama administration to release records on drone strikes
(AZ Central) Slain border agent's family files $25 million claim
(Politico) Don't Ask Don't Tell: War over gays in military in new phase
(Politico) Ron Paul says Latinos are being made 'scapegoats'
(Christian Science Monitor) Religious trash talk goes mainstream in Israeli-Palestinian conflict
NEWT IS SOUR
Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee says that he was "stunned by the approach" taken by Newt Gingrich in his speech last night, after losing to Mitt Romney in the Florida primaries. Gingrich failed to acknowledge the loss and did not congratulate Romney. Huckabee, who ran unsuccessfully for the Republican nomination for president in 2008, told Steve Malzberg, filling in for Joyce Kaufman on WFTL Radio, "Newt can't be sour and last night he was sour." Huckabee also said that he disagrees with FL Senator Marco Rubio that the race is over. Huckabee told Malzberg that there is still a long way to go and many delegates to be decided. Yesterday Rubio predicted that the winner in Florida would go on to be the Republican nominee.
LISTEN: Steve Malzberg talks Florida Primary And Gingrich with Gov. Mike Huckabee.
Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee says that he was "stunned by the approach" taken by Newt Gingrich in his speech last night, after losing to Mitt Romney in the Florida primaries. Gingrich failed to acknowledge the loss and did not congratulate Romney. Huckabee, who ran unsuccessfully for the Republican nomination for president in 2008, told Steve Malzberg, filling in for Joyce Kaufman on WFTL Radio, "Newt can't be sour and last night he was sour." Huckabee also said that he disagrees with FL Senator Marco Rubio that the race is over. Huckabee told Malzberg that there is still a long way to go and many delegates to be decided. Yesterday Rubio predicted that the winner in Florida would go on to be the Republican nominee.
LISTEN: Steve Malzberg talks Florida Primary And Gingrich with Gov. Mike Huckabee.
(The Hill) Rep. Allen West will switch districts
(Commentary Magazine) Low Jewish Turnout in Florida Doesn’t Help Obama in November
(Local 10) Miami-Dade County remove Occupy Miami protesters
(NBC Miami) Gingrich Robocall: Romney Denied Kosher Food to Holocaust Survivors
(Sun Sentinel) Man in Obama mask robs Riviera Beach McDonald's
(Palm Beach Post) Romney: 'Mr. President, you were elected to lead, you chose to follow'
(Detroit Free Press) Oakland flag-burning splits, tarnishes Occupy movement
(Washington Times) Intelligence chief: Growing risk of Iran attacking U.S. targets
(Daily Mail) Four radical Muslims planned to blow up London Stock Exchange and discussed launching 'Mumbai-style' attack
(Palm Beach Post) Florida bill would prohibit welfare cards as payment at strip clubs
(WSVN) Parents arrested after naked child found in street
(Daily Mail) It's official! Obama will definitely be out of the Oval Office next year... when it closes for renovation
(Sun Sentinel) Florida Panthers back at table with new loan request
(Seattle PI) Macedonia Muslims urge restraint over carnival
(Sun Sentinel) Jewel thieves operate in South Florida's underworld
(WPBF) Oakland's Mayor Says City Is Fed Up After Hundreds Of Occupy Activists Arrested
(Miami Herald) Cuban communists OK term limits for party and government officials
(Sun Sentinel) Twitter's new censorship plan stirs global furor
(Sun Sentinel) Fewer people getting driver's licenses in South Florida
(Sun Sentinel) Parents scramble to get children into Broward's top public schools
(Sun Sentinel) Police roll out video surveillance truck called The Peacemaker
(Miami Herald) Pileup on smoky I-75 kills at least 10 people
(Miami Herald) Called 'self loathing,' Log Cabin Republicans struggle for respect in the LGBT community
(Sun Sentinel) Florida Gov. Rick Scott suspends Boynton Beach mayor
(Big Journalism) Brokaw, NBC Threaten Legal Action Against Romney Camp For Using Clip In Ad
(Miami Herald) Scott-Heron’s sad finalé
