President Trump recently signed into law the largest public lands bill to have been considered by Congress within the last 10 years.
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It says something profoundly unsavory for Florida when the state Legislature needs to pass a law so women in prison can get something as basic and essential as a tampon.
In February, Congress approved a massive, bipartisan federal lands bill, designating five new national monuments, 1.3 million acres of wilderness, 620 rivers as wild and scenic, and permanently rea
It's not often, if ever, I've picked a bone with even-handed News Service of Florida.
When it comes to running a business or getting things done in politics, it’s a tried and true lesson that working well with others is the best path to success.
American Jews are under siege by the New Left and the Democratic Party’s craven leadership.
Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs. Although they are well known today, they all started on the same level playing field. They were all small business owners striving to succeed.
Over the last several years, Florida’s property insurance consumers have experienced some of the largest rate hikes of any group in the country, and it’s not because of extreme hurricanes or floo
All for Transportation (AFT), promoters of the Hillsborough County $16 billion transit tax, carpet-bombed voters last year with glossy mailers claiming it had a transportation plan to cut traffic
When a D.C. politician invokes the Parkland shooting, it is sure to ping the radar in Florida.
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Freshman U.S. Rep. Brian Mast, R-Fla., says he's raised over $700,000 for his reelection bid in 2018, adding precious financial resources Mast will most assuredly need next year.
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Florida House of Representatives hopeful Berny Jacques has nabbed another endorsement in his race for Florida's 66th House District.
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Tropical Depression 4 formed over the Atlantic late Wednesday evening and may remain a concern through the middle of July as it takes a path near the Lesser Antilles then near the East Coast of the
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On Thursday, Gov. Rick Scott named Jim Poppell as secretary of the Florida Lottery. Poppell will start his new duties on July 10, replacing Tom Delacenserie who left at the start of the month to become president and CEO of the Kentucky Lottery. David Mica, the chief of staff of the Florida Lottery, has been serving as interim secretary.
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On Tuesday, Gov. Rick Scott named Jonathan Zachem as secretary of the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR).
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Continuing her bid to be Florida’s next governor, former U.S. Rep. Gwen Graham, D-Fla., announced on Tuesday that she had won the endorsement of U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-NY.
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Two Coast Guard cutters will be homeported in the Florida Panhandle in the immediate future.
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A new poll shows more than half of Americans believe a climate full of political anger is what led a gunman to open fire on Republican congressmen as they practiced for a charity baseball event this week.
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South Florida is due for rain and plenty of it over the next five days, but South Florida Water Management District staff say they have plans in place to control additional flood water from local g
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A controversial K-12 education bill is expected to become law Thursday after Gov. Rick Scott gave the legislation his blessing despite mixed reactions over whether or not the bill would truly be a boost to the state's public school students.
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