SARASOTA HERALD TRIBUNE — U.S. Rep. Greg Steube is co-sponsoring legislation to award the Congressional Gold Medal to Daniel Penny, the man acquitted of criminally negligent homicide after he placed a homeless man in a chokehold on a New York City subway, which led to the man’s death.

THE FLORIDIAN — Many Americans remained in tents after Hurricanes Helene and Milton, yet federal dollars continued to be sent to other countries. Representative Greg Steube (R-FL) has introduced a bill defunding foreign aid during domestic natural disasters.

WALL STREET JOURNAL — A long-stalled set of tax breaks for natural-disaster victims is headed to President Biden’s desk, promising relief for people who suffered property damage from hurricanes, wildfires and other disasters.

FLORIDA POLITICS — The Senate approved the legislation months after the Sarasota Republican forced a House vote. Congress has passed a tax relief package sponsored by U.S. Rep. Greg Steube to help people recover from disasters.

TAMPA FREE PRESS — U.S. Representative Greg Steube’s (R-Fla.) landmark legislation, H.R. 5863 The Federal Disaster Tax Relief Act, has passed the U.S. Senate, bringing long-awaited tax relief to millions of Americans affected by hurricanes, wildfires, floods, tornadoes, and the Ohio train derailment. The bill now heads to President Joe Biden’s desk for final approval.

AGRI-PULSE – Asked whether tariffs could be used to offset additional tax cuts, Rep. Greg Steube, R-Fla., was deferential to the president’s priorities.

“I think the president should use tariffs however he sees fit. And I think that the House should support the president however he wants to do that,” Steube said.

SARASOTA HERALD TRIBUNE — With Republican Congressman Greg Steube easily winning his reelection bid for his District 17 seat that spans Sarasota, Charlotte and northeast Lee counties, his first priority is extending President-elect Donald Trump’s tax cut policy.

SIESTA SAND — Mother Nature provided a miracle in the face of natural disaster.
Hurricane Helene started the job on September 26 and Hurricane Milton carried it through October 10. Now, Midnight Pass, which historically ran between Siesta Key and Casey Key but was filled in the 1980s due to concerns with property erosion, is flowing once more.

OBSERVER — On a recent Thursday morning, a pelican sat bobbing around in the water, taking a free ride on…

WFLA — There’s a stretch of sand in Sarasota County that’s been a controversial topic for years. Midnight Pass has been closed since the 1980s after two homeowners feared erosion caused by the pass would threaten their properties. The Army Corps of Engineers did the work at that time.

ABC7 — Representative Greg Steube has come out to urge the Army Corps of Engineers to leave Midnight Pass open after 40 years of controversy.

THE FLORIDIAN — Hurricane Milton struck Florida this week, leaving damage and casualties behind. This marks the second disastrous hurricane that has struck Florida in such a short span of time, and how the state readies to rebuild. Providing an update on the efforts that are underway in his district, Rep. Steube commented that his constituents know “it’s gonna take time.”