Attendance Thursday at the annual Associated Industries of Florida (AIF) meeting in Palm Beach should be mandatory for politicians.
Attendance Thursday at the annual Associated Industries of Florida (AIF) meeting in Palm Beach should be mandatory for politicians.
Richard Grosso, the environmental attorney ordered by the 1st District Court of Appeal to repay court costs because he filed a frivolous appeal, may not have to pay back the taxpayers of Martin County after all.
Americans overwhelmingly believe that the U.S. is failing to win the so-called war on drugs, but a new poll of likely American voters show they are much more divided on how much the U.S. should be spending on it.
The new Rasmussen Reports poll showed only 4 percent of likely voters believe the U.S. is winning the war on drugs, while a whopping 82 percent disagree. Only 13 percent of voters are undecided.
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WASHINGTON -- Children, children.
Here we are in the midst of a bloody clash in Egypt, more than 100,000 slaughtered in Syria, another looming debt crisis at home, and we're consumed with angst over a rodeo clown who wore an Obama mask and invited the crowd to cheer for the bulls.
Ask me who the greatest man alive during my lifetime was. Go ahead. Ask me. I'll tell you without hesitation, it was the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
"Sire, clear the square with gunfire or abdicate."
That was the message one of his generals gave the young czar Nicholas I in December of 1825, as thousands of civilians and soldiers massed in Senate Square to challenge his claim to the throne.