UNF approves first tuition hike since 2013, trustees also raise housing cost
In-state tuition rates will remain unchanged.
In-state tuition rates will remain unchanged.
The Justice Department has withdrawn subpoenas that sought to compel reporters at The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal to testify before a grand jury

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Kristine Bellino discusses St. Augustine's history, future, and the vision that motivates City Commissioner and Mayor-Elect Cynthia Garris, who will become the first Black Mayor in the city's 461-year history. What motivated her to public service? Why do political party labels frustrate her? What does she hope to accomplish as Mayor? Garris takes office in December.
Erick looks at the latest rumors regarding the US/Iran peace talks, and issues relative to the terms currently in negotiation. US delegation statemetns and assessments of the talks have come under scrutiny, and Erick is asking the questions that the White House doesn't want to answer. Hear more on the Erick Erickson Show, noon to 3pm daily!
FOX News's Jonathan Savage joins JMN from London. British Parliament is saying there will be no new major policies until a new Prime Minister is in place, as Kier Starmer has announced plans to resign but will be "caretaker" until new leadership is determined (It's the equivalent of a US "lame duck" in office). The nominations for Labour Party leadership open July 9th and will run for one week, at which conclusion there will be a vote OR an appointment, depending on whether there are multiple candidates. Andy Burnham is the expected next PM, but party members Darren Jones and Al Carns are each considering candidacy.