Former U.S. Rep. Allen West, a favorite of the tea party movement, slammed President Barack Obamas handling of the Middle East on Tuesday.
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Martin County leaders have a choice. They can continue pointing fingers at agriculture to the south of Lake Okeechobee for the toxic state of the St. Lucie estuary and Indian River Lagoon. Or they can look in the mirror -- and fix the part of the problem that lies squarely at their feet.
In the near term, bet on the men with the guns.
The Egyptian Army, being slowly squeezed out of its central role in the nation's life by Mohammed Morsi, waited for the moment to oust the elected president and crush his Muslim Brotherhood.
A majority of Americans want the U.S. to end its aid to Egypt, according to a new Pew Research Poll. The poll found 51 percent of Americans want to cut off military aid to Egypt in order to pressure the Egyptian government, while only 26 percent want to continue to provide such aid.
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The Republican Party of Florida has wasted no time drawing attention to former chief financial officer candidate Allie Braswell's short-lived campaign. The latest jab at Braswell is called "8 Things That Lasted Longer Than Allie Braswell's CFO Campaign" and highlights, through animated GIF form, all the pop culture and political stories that had longer lives than the Orlando Democrat's bid for CFO.
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On Monday, Gov. Rick Scott announced Unipharma, a pharmaceutical company, will move from Venezuela to Tamarac creating 100 jobs and $50 million in new investments.
We are excited to announce that Unipharma has chosen to locate their pharmaceutical headquarters in Broward County, Scott said. Floridas unemployment rate is below the national average and weve created more than 333,000 private-sector jobs since December 2010. The jobs being created by Unipharma are another example that its working in Florida.
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