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Hurricane Idalia Approaches Florida, Could Be ‘Extremely Dangerous’Idalia could intensify to at least a Category 3 hurricane and cause life-threatening storm surges on Florida’s Gulf Coast, according to forecasters. It is set to be one of the first major hurricanes of the Atlantic hurricane season. Photo: Tina Russell for The Wall Street Journal
Persons: Tina Russell Organizations: Atlantic, The Wall Street Locations: Florida, Gulf Coast
Hurricane Idalia Approaches Florida, Could Be ‘Extremely Dangerous’Idalia could intensify to at least a Category 3 hurricane and cause life-threatening storm surges on Florida’s Gulf Coast, according to forecasters. It is set to be one of the first major hurricanes of the Atlantic hurricane season. Photo: Tina Russell for The Wall Street Journal
Persons: Tina Russell Organizations: Atlantic, The Wall Street Locations: Florida, Gulf Coast
SARASOTA, Fla.—Christopher Rufo was set to start his first public event as a trustee at New College of Florida this week when campus administrators considered pulling the plug on the meetings with faculty and staff. Someone had sent an email threat against Jason “Eddie” Speir, another of the six trustees Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis named this month to shake up the 700-student state honors college. A staff member asked the men to leave the campus building. Mr. Rufo, a conservative activist known for his battles against critical-race theory, refused.
SARASOTA, Fla.—Christopher Rufo was set to start his first public event as a trustee at New College of Florida this week when campus administrators considered pulling the plug on the meetings with faculty and staff. Someone had sent an email threat against Jason “Eddie” Speir, another of the six trustees Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis named this month to shake up the 700-student state honors college. A staff member asked the men to leave the campus building. Mr. Rufo, a conservative activist known for his battles against critical-race theory, refused.
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