According to reports, Berta Soler, the iconic leader of the Ladies in White, has been arrested and charged with bogus crimes, and stripped of her ability to travel.  

Americans are concerned about rising threats of terrorism following events in the US and overseas, as presumptive nominee for the Republican Party, Donald Trump has outlined clearly for the past year. Such national security concerns are very real: there is a dramatic rise in illegal border crossers coming into the US via both our southern and northern borders.

On Tuesday, U.S. Rep. Ron DeSantis, R-Fla., testified before the House Judiciary Committee calling on it to support the impeachment of  Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Commissioner John Koskinen. His opening statement follows:

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Patrick Murphy had himself another rough week last week.  Even he admits he’s “in a really bad place.”  

As the president of No Casinos, I occasionally respond to the progambling missives of an industry that has the same interest in Florida that a tick has in a basset hound. 

Every week another job-killing, economy-stifling, Constitution-trampling regulation seems to come out from on high.

Democrats across Florida are probably wishing they’d never heard the name Ibrahim Al-Rashid.

Most Florida voters have some vitally important choices to make in this year’s primary election in late August. Republicans and Democrats have some key choices to make, but some want to expand the voter pool.

John Sowinski, president of No Casinos, is paid to fight the expansion of gaming in Florida, and he is doing a good job. Organizations like Disney Corp. are probably big contributors, and that is also OK, because Disney sees casino gaming and family entertainment as incompatible. 

I agree with the recent op-ed by Mac Stipanovich about GOP presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump, to a point.