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Helping our public schools thrive by cutting red tape

Helping our public schools thrive by cutting red tape

by Kathleen Passidomo | Sep 17, 2023

As the new school year begins, it is amazing to reflect back on what an exciting year 2023 has been for education in the Sunshine State. Just a few months ago, the Legislature passed and Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law historic school choice and parental...
Gail Matillo: Florida seniors face healthcare challenges as burdensome regulations threaten local hospitals

Gail Matillo: Florida seniors face healthcare challenges as burdensome regulations threaten local hospitals

by Gail Matillo | Jun 9, 2023

Florida’s senior population is one of the largest in the country, and it continues to grow as more individuals reach retirement age. Many of them choose assisted living communities because they want to maintain a certain level of independence and self-care. When they...
Mistrial declared in Andrew Gillum case, but jury finds him not guilty of lying to FBI

Mistrial declared in Andrew Gillum case, but jury finds him not guilty of lying to FBI

by Karen Murphy | May 4, 2023

After two weeks of trial and five days of deliberation, the jury in the Andrew Gillum / Sharon Lettman-Hicks political corruption trial left charges hanging over the defendants, reaching a verdict on only one of the 19 counts. Today, the jury deliberating the federal...
Protect Florida’s Main Street businesses from harmful tech legislation

Protect Florida’s Main Street businesses from harmful tech legislation

by Julio Fuentes | Apr 21, 2023

We’ve all come to rely on technology for many aspects of our daily lives. It’s so easy to find out how late a nearby store is open, get the phone number of a local bookstore, or search for a convenient coffee shop. These same small businesses rely on digital...
Florida can’t regulate itself out of rising health care costs

Florida can’t regulate itself out of rising health care costs

by Mike Wheeler | Mar 28, 2023

There is a common saying that goes, “If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.” We tend to rely on tools that are familiar and easily accessible. This is certainly true for lawmakers in Tallahassee. Legislators see a problem, real or perceived, and...
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