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People -   A Florida hospital fi.led a lawsuit to remove a former patient who was discharged in October 2025. Tallahassee Memorial Hospital says the woman’s continued stay is using resources and preventing the bed from being available for others

Independent,  UK - Marriage between first cousins is still legal in Florida after a bill banning the union failed to pass the state Senate. While the Sunshine State bans marriage between most family members, Floridians are still allowed to tie the knot with their first cousins.

NPR - Arizona’s attorney general is accusing Kalshi of running an illegal gambling business, marking the first criminal charges against the popular prediction market site. Users of the site bet billions of dollars each week on everything from the number of rate cuts the U.S. will see this year to what politicians might say during public appearances. State prosecutors claim that Kalshi, which is based in New York City, operates without a gambling license, allowing residents to wager on sports and elections without approval from Arizona regulators.  Sports gambling is regulated by the Arizona gaming commission, and gambling on elections is illegal in the state.

NPR - A sweeping review of cannabis studies over the past 45 years found that there is little evidence that the drug helps with anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder or depression