After being namedNational Superintendent of the Year on Thursday, Miami-Dade Superintendent of Schools Alberto Carvalho received high words of praise from Commissioner of Education Pam Stewart.
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Where is the love? According to a new poll, most adults don't feel too warm and fuzzy about Valentine's Day -- in fact, most of them are indifferent toward the love-centered holiday.
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that just 5 percent of American adults consider Valentines Day one of the nations most important holidays. Most -- 63 percent -- rank it among the least important holidays, while 31 percent say its somewhere in-between.
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Gov. Rick Scott hit the national airwaves on Thursday, appearing on Fox Business Network to showcase Floridas economy and to take aim at President Barack Obamas health care law.
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Republicans are pouncing on a comment made by former state CFO Alex Sink which will air Sunday on the Tampa Bay Times Political Connections. Sink is the Democratic candidate in a special election being held for an open congressional seat in Pinellas County. She faces Republican David Jolly and Libertarian Lucas Overby in the March 11 election.
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U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown, D-Fla., came out swinging at Floridas Stand Your Ground law this week. The First Coast congresswoman accompanied Lucia Davis McBeth, the mother of Jordan Davis, a teenager killed in an altercation in Jacksonville back in November 2012.
Does anybody think the "council of statesmen" backing No Casinos is going to turn any heads in the Florida Legislature?
WASHINGTON -- In the ongoing saga of the Affordable Care Act, oddly referred to by Democrats as the law of the land even as it is amended at will by presidential fiat, we are beginning to understand the extent of its war on jobs.
Americans seem to believe that once the U.S. military exits a foreign country, its moral accountability ends. But the deadly consequences and culpability continue long after the last soldier leaves.
Pro-casinos group Best for Florida today responded to those opposed to "a badly needed overhaul of Floridas patchwork gaming policy" reforms that would boost Floridas economy and stop the gaming creep free-for-all that has plagued the state.
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