The two most volatile issues in Martin County are the deterioration of its waterways and the looming, life-changing spectre of All Aboard Florida.

If you want a look at the side of the climate change argument liberals belligerently dismiss, have a look at "Climate Hustle," a new film that debunks the "climate scare." It's playing at a theater near you, in fact at 36 movie locations up and down Florida -- but for now anyway, you'll have only one shot -- a special showing at 7 p.m. Monday, May 2.  

For the second consecutive Cabinet meeting, Gov. Rick Scott was thwarted in his effort to bring Jeffrey Bragg aboard as Florida insurance commissioner.

Hillary Clinton needs to stop misleading the American people about gun manufacturers' liability. She persists in talking about the landmark Protection in Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA), but her claims are blatantly false.

In an interview Sunday with Chuck Todd on NBC News' "Meet the Press," former Florida Gov. and Sen. Bob Graham told millions of viewers that President Obama will decide by June whether to declassify the 28 pages in a congressional inquiry on 9/11 that raise questions about Saudi financial support to the hijackers in the United States prior to the terrorist attacks.

Forgive me if I join the victory lap of those who applaud Friday's Florida Supreme Court decision to temporarily block a state requirement that made women wait 24 hours before having an abortion.

American travelers born in Cuba -- told in March they wouldn't be allowed aboard Carnival's Fathom-brand cruise ships bound for the island -- have been cleared to enter Cuba, officials for the Cuban government and Doral-based cruise line announced Friday morning.

Las Vegas has changed, folks. I couldn't believe how much since I last visited. And I'm not talking about the glitzy hotels or the towering slot machines or the raving nightlife. I'm talking about changes you can see on the airport concourse two minutes after you deplane. I'm talking about medical marijuana. OMG.

Honoring Harriet Tubman, among many possible American women to honor, is about as good as it gets.

Homeschooling, once considered by academia the best way to make sure a child couldn't get into college, has grown in student number and in stature during the early 21st century, as more and more parents look for an alternative to enrolling their children in failing government schools.