Jacob OglesNovember 21, 2023
8min0
Does a law restricting access to Ron DeSantis' travel records, even from last year, violate access protections in the constitution?
Tag: The Washington PostA nice warm evening in Tallahassee on a very busy street while taking this shot.
Jacob OglesNovember 21, 2023
Guest AuthorJuly 19, 2023
8min0
Miami has displaced New York and San Francisco as the nation’s priciest real estate market.
Jacob OglesSeptember 23, 2022
4min0
Career prosecutors say two central witnesses carry too many credibility problems.
Christine Jordan SextonJuly 18, 2022
35min0
It's time again to check the pulse — of Florida's health care policy and politics.
Peter SchorschJuly 15, 2021
9min2161
If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to them the other cheek also.
A.G. GancarskiOctober 30, 2018
3min750
“Elections have consequences.” That was the message of an ebullient Democratic U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, who in Jacksonville’s New Town neighborhood Tuesday messaged against Republican health care policies at Edward Waters College. Nelson spoke to media after a roundtable event in which he and other speakers discussed the need for health coverage. At the heart of […]
Joe HendersonMay 2, 2018
5min373
Marco Rubio is still a Republican, right? I’m just trying to make sure. Lately, he has been saying and doing things that are, oh, what’s the word I’m looking for? Liberal? Let’s not go that far. But the junior U.S. senator from Florida has been flashing a refreshing independent streak in recent days and weeks, […]
Darryl PaulsonAugust 17, 2017
6min426
We are all familiar with gobbledygook: Words that have no real meaning. We are now seeing Googledygook: speech which says one thing, but really means something different. On June 29, 2017, Google employee James Damore posted a ten-page memo on a Google message board which was designed to solicit ideas and encourage debate. Damore’s post, […]
Associated PressApril 10, 2017
18min312
The Latest on the Pulitzer Prizes in journalism and the arts (all times local): 6 p.m. When Chinese composer Du Yun heard she won the Pulitzer Prize for music, she thought it was a prank. Yun had just returned from a day of panels at The Culture Summit in Abu Dhabi, and her librettist texted […]
Jim RosicaSeptember 5, 2016
5min401
Lost amid Hurricane Hermine coverage, the Washington Post reported Donald Trump ponied up a $2,500 penalty to the IRS after his charitable foundation broke the law by giving a contribution to one of Attorney General Pam Bondi‘s political fundraising panels. The Post last Thursday reported that the Republican presidential nominee “filed paperwork informing the IRS of the political gift and […]