Law enforcement has been taking a beating, and it is getting worse. Police in New York City are being warned that a group of black militants is planning to murder police officers on duty.

One of the more delicious aspects of the recent election is that the biggest supporter of Democrats the powerful teachers' union bosses may have cost Democrats the election.

There's no need to rehash the election of last week -- or The Great Leap Forward, as we call it on the First Coast. It was what it was.

There's unrest in the left-wing world of South Florida. Some are so dissatisfied that they want to break away and form their own state.

Once in a while, government does something right.

Putting aside, for the moment, the incident in Ferguson, Mo., there is evidence that police work has changed dramatically and not always for the better.

The argument over funding of the public schools in Florida drones on, generating far more heat than light.

For all the angst over redistricting, the truth is, there is no way to have perfect voting districts.

There may be another incumbent-tossing in the wind for Northeast Florida.

Both of the leading candidates for governor are hammering away at each other over education funding.