Columns

All Floridians have been experiencing one of the most severe droughts in recent memory.

They were called "terrorists," "fanatics" and "unpatriotic."

Those who consider themselves constitutional conservatives should take care to consider not only the powers that the Constitution confers on the different branches of government and reserves to the states and the people, but also the schedule that the Constitution sets up for sharp changes and reversals of public policy.

Laura Ingraham calls her newest book, "Of Thee I Zing," a "comedic intervention" on the sorry state of our popular culture.

When governments want to encourage what they believe is beneficial behavior, they subsidize it. Sounds like good public policy.

Life has many good things. The problem is that most of these good things can be gotten only by sacrificing other good things.

Though President Obama has run rings about the Republican Party in the debt-ceiling debate, that party can yet emerge victorious, if it will stick to its guns.

The demise of Mike Haridopolos U.S. Senate campaign could have been foretold by the tea leaves.

It's hard to keep up with all the arguments and proposals in the debt-limit struggle. But what's at stake is fundamental.