Florida is considering allowing accessory dwelling units (ADUs), also known as “granny flats,” in residential zones statewide to address the ongoing shortage of affordable homes. New bills could require local governments to allow these independent living spaces to be added to homes or properties. The proposed legislation aims to provide cheaper housing options for Florida’s low-income workforce, with bills like SB 184 and HB 247 making their way through the state’s chambers for approval.
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DOGE cuts reach key nuclear scientists, bomb engineers, and safety experts
Firings and buyouts at the National Nuclear Security Administration have resulted in the loss of key staff members amid efforts to upgrade America's nuclear arsenal. Critics argue that the consequences highlight the risks of reducing the federal workforce, impacting the agency's ability to manage the nation's nuclear weapons and modernization efforts. The exodus of skilled scientists, engineers, and safety experts could hinder the agency's operations and oversight, posing potential risks to national security and taxpayer...
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