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Letters to the editor 5/26/22

Reader: Don’t blame mothers at border for baby formula shortageEditor:I would like to comment on the provision of baby formula to mothers and babies in custody at the border. The key phrase is … more

5/25/22

Bradley helps push stricter condo inspections across finish line during Special Session

Within hours of lawmakers reaching a deal to require stricter inspections for condominiums, the agreement is advancing through the Legislature. On Tuesday, the Senate passed the language as an … more

By Renzo Downey For FloridaPolitics.com | 5/25/22

Time Magazine: DeSantis’ style makes him a national influencer

'While the Beltway crowd may not like his style, it’s his record that will become his legacy.' Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis continues to make his mark nationally, the latest example being one of … more

By A.G. Gancarski For FloridaPolitics.com | 5/25/22

Cammack: Sending baby formula to the border ignores American needs

U.S. Rep. Kat Cammack and other Republican lawmakers are calling on the FDA and the Biden administration to take immediate action to solve a months-long baby formula shortage that's left parents … more

By Bethany Blankley The Center Square | 5/18/22

We must be vigilant in identifying and ending evil

A good person did not enter a grocery store in Buffalo, New York killing 10 people and wounding multiple others. A good person did not enter a church in Laguna Woods, California wounding many and … more

Dr. Glenn Mollette GMollette@aol.com | 5/17/22

Naomi Judd, dealing with suicide and life’s appointment

We’ve all heard of people who have taken their lives by suicide. We typically wonder why? Do we wonder what was so bad about their lives that they could not cope another day? We were shocked by … more

By Dr. Glenn Mollette | 5/11/22

Did you Know? Some quick answers to some curious questions

Have you ever wondered about things, like why does printer ink cost nearly as much as a new printer, or that horror genius Alfred Hitchcock was deadly afraid of eggs and that more than 25% of your … more

By Don Coble Managing Editor | 5/11/22

This Week In History 5/12/22

Five years ago, 2017 • Authorities are alarmed when a white Fleming Island High student offers two Black girls for sale on Craigslist.• The county joins 29 other counties calling for a burn … more

5/11/22

Walter Cronkite would be disappointed with today’s journalism

In the past 64 years, I’ve lost a lot more than my hair, eyesight and control of my waistline. I’ve lost a lot of respect for the job that’s consumed the last 48 years of my professional … more

By Don Coble Managing Editor | 5/4/22

Leaked abortion draft could reshape races for governor, legislature

A leaked report suggesting the Supreme Court will soon overturn Roe v. Wade drew strong reactions from Florida leaders. Immediate reactions showed how the sudden restriction on access to abortion … more

By Jacob Ogles For FloridaPolitcs.com | 5/4/22

Letter to the Editor: Reader believes ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill is vindictive; addresses problem that doesn’t exist

Editor: In this era of the 1001 decrees of Ron DeSantis, HB1557 “Don’t Say Gay” bill is very troubling. It seems to address a problem that does not exist. It is deliberately vague, as its … more

4/27/22

WWP joins push to increase support for veterans exposed to toxic chemicals

JACKSONVILLE – Wounded Warrior Project joined a grassroots movement to advocate for Congressional passage of a bill to help veterans exposed to toxic substances while serving our country. The … more

Submitted by Wounded Warrior Project | 4/27/22

Legislature submit bills to remove Walt Disney World’s special government exemptions

Senate and House bills aimed at putting an end to Walt Disney World’s special government have been submitted for the Legislature’s Special Session this week — sending notice that Gov. Ron … more

By Scott Powers For FloridaPolitics.com | 4/20/22

Editorials are written to provoke thought, conversation on sensitive issues

We received a call this week from an unhappy reader who said he wouldn’t renew his subscription which was scheduled to run out in a couple of weeks. I’m troubled by him leaving – not because … more

By Don Coble Managing Editor | 4/20/22

This Week in History 020620 [Photo gallery]

Five years ago, 2015 The Clay County Commission surprisingly and unexpectedly voted down a proposal to spend $10 of unspent bond money on a mega-sports complex in the county. Thirty-five boys reach … more

2/5/20

“Fake Florida’ states taking advantage lack of film production program [Photo gallery]

More than 70 film and television productions have wanted to shoot in Florida in recent years, but didn’t due to the lack of a statewide film production program. According to trade association … more

By Drew Wilson For FloridaPolitics | 2/5/20

Bill would protect military spouses from deportation [Photo gallery]

Trying again under a U.S. House of Representatives that now has Democratic control, Kissimmee’s U.S. Rep. Darren Soto introduced two bills last week aiming to prevent immigration deportations of … more

By Scott Powers FloridaPolitics.com | 1/30/19

This Week in history [Photo gallery]

5 years ago, 2013 After deliberating six hours, a four-man, two-woman jury convicted a Jacksonville man of two counts of second-degree murder. Cornelius Walston, 30, of Jacksonville, had been on … more

5/2/18

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