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Ross Ketschke is Local 10's Emmy-nominated Capitol Hill reporter, covering South Florida's delegation in Washington, D.C. He closely follows how legislation in Washington impacts our local communities. Prior to joining Local 10, Ross covered state government in Vermont, Maine and New Hampshire, getting up-close access to presidential candidates during the 2024 New Hampshire Primary. He was the leading reporter during the Lewiston, Maine mass shooting in 2023, and worked on investigative stories examining how public policy affects local economies, public safety and the environment. When he is not on Capitol Hill, you can find Ross on the basketball court or ultimate frisbee field.
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“Lo hicimos en Washington D. C., lo estamos haciendo en Memphis, iremos a Chicago, Miami, San Luis y a muchas otras ciudades del país”, declaró Patel durante una audiencia en el Congreso el martes.
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FBI’s Kash Patel hints that Miami could see federal law enforcement surge
FBI Director Kash Patel is hinting that Miami could be one of the cities to see a surge in federal law enforcement as part of the Trump administration’s crackdown on crime.
Both Democrats and Republicans in Washington warned against political violence on Thursday, as federal agents searched for the assassin who shot and killed Charlie Kirk, a right-wing political activist, during a speaking engagement on Wednesday in Utah.
Sen. Rick Scott reacts after ‘very good’ friend Charlie Kirk was shot at Utah university
Sen. Rick Scott talked to reporters on Capitol Hill after Charlie Kirk, the co-founder of Turning Point USA, an organization of young conservatives, was shot on Wednesday at Utah Valley University.
Homeland Security Investigations: Workplace raid nets 475 migrants
Federal agents raided the construction site of Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America in Georgia and arrested 475 migrants on Thursday, according to Homeland Security.
Pharmacies in South Florida require prescriptions for COVID vaccines after feds change guidelines
Staying up to date with new COVID vaccines got more difficult, as pharmacies in Florida are requiring prescriptions.
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz says she wants transparency on Alligator Alcatraz
At the prospect of Alligator Alcatraz closing, U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz said, “Good riddance!”
Israel-Hamas war: Netanyahu gets security cabinet’s approval for full Gaza occupation
Israel’s security cabinet approved Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposed temporary full military occupation of the Gaza Strip.
Israel-Hamas war: Ground forces likely to face more fighting in Gaza
President Donald Trump’s priorities in the Gaza Strip are to remove Hamas from power, free the hostages, and deliver aid, Tommy Pigott, a State Department spokesman, said Thursday.
Trump: Gaza occupation is ‘pretty much up to Israel’
President Donald Trump was in Los Angeles on Tuesday when he answered a question about whether or not his administration will be supporting Israel’s next stage of the war against Hamas.
Estados Unidos evita pronunciarse sobre una ocupación total de Gaza, pero afirma que su objetivo es impedir que Hamás vuelva a gobernar. Mientras tanto, Israel sigue su ofensiva, entre protestas internas y creciente crisis humanitaria en Gaza.
While Israel considers full Gaza occupation, U.S. wants to make sure ‘Hamas never rules Gaza again’
President Donald Trump’s administration did not comment on reports that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu favored a complete takeover of the Gaza Strip, but described the goals that the next stage of the war should accomplish.
As Texas fight continues, DeSantis favors mid-decade redistricting scheme: ‘Population has shifted’
While Texas House lawmakers fight over the redrawing of the electoral congressional districts map, Gov. Ron DeSantis said he thinks it would be good for Florida to start doing the same sooner rather than later.
Sen. Rick Scott talks about Epstein, August recess
Sen Rick Scott talked about the rush to get work done before the August recess and about the scandal related to the Jeffrey Epstein case records.