Scott PowersJuly 3, 2020
3min985
Republican vows to fight against socialism
Tag: Harvard University
Scott PowersJuly 3, 2020
Ryan NicolSeptember 9, 2019
6min808
"The University of Florida is on an unstoppable trajectory."
Ryan NicolJune 17, 2019
6min583
"Harvard deciding that someone can't grow...is deeply concerning."
Danny McAuliffeJanuary 17, 2019
3min943
Former Tallahassee Mayor will be 'resident fellow' after historic run
Scott PowersJune 14, 2018
13min1219
The old adage says everything a candidate has ever said, written, or done, and everything he has ever been becomes fair game once he’s running for public office. Democratic gubernatorial candidate Chris King is wrestling with that now, wrestling with a single quote that could be read with anti-Semitic overtones, attributed to him back when […]
Staff ReportsMay 1, 2018
3min512
Mary Ellen Klas, the capital bureau chief for The Miami Herald, was selected as a Nieman Fellow for 2018-19, the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard announced Tuesday. The Foundation, “home to internationally recognized journalism fellowships, programs and publications,” picked 27 fellows in all. “The group includes reporters, correspondents, editors, photographers, filmmakers, television news anchors, a radio producer […]
Scott PowersMarch 16, 2018
3min431
Jolly & Murphy are taking their “Why Gridlock Rules Washington” show national, with upcoming gigs booked at Harvard University and in Washington, D.C., and Chicago. The duo, made up of Republican former U.S. Rep. David Jolly of Belleair Bluffs and Democratic former U.S. Rep. Patrick Murphy of Jupiter, has been touring Florida universities and town […]
Scott PowersFebruary 1, 2018
15min2199
While Democratic gubernatorial candidate Philip Levine’s campaign spent money on January TV advertising as if it was already July of this election year, questions arose among political insiders about one of the sources of some of that political campaign money. Questions starting with: Is there such a thing as a good billionaire Russian tycoon getting […]
Associated PressSeptember 18, 2017
8min206
Florida’s economy has long thrived on one import above all: People. Until Irma struck this month, the state was adding nearly 1,000 residents a day — 333,471 in the past year, akin to absorbing a city the size of St. Louis or Pittsburgh. Every jobseeker, retiree or new birth, along with billions spent by tourists, […]
A.G. GancarskiNovember 30, 2016
2min369
The ethics office in Jacksonville’s city hall is still going strong, and director Carla Miller is getting international attention this week. Miller will be headed to Panama City — the one on the isthmus, not the one due west on the panhandle — this week to moderate a panel at the United Nations’ 17th International Anti-Corruption conference […]