by Brian Burgess | Oct 31, 2023
A Federal court sided with a handful of Florida officials in a ruling against a challenge to Florida’s voter registration signature law. The ruling sets a precedent for upholding stringent voter registration requirements, and noted that in some situations, a...
by Brian Burgess | Oct 30, 2023
Deadline Approaching: Florida residents in Idalia-impacted counties urged to apply for FEMA aid by Nov. 29. FEMA Grants, Small Business Administration loans, and Flood Insurance Program payments are still flowing. FEMA says it has assisted nearly 35,000 impacted...
by George P. Bush | Oct 26, 2023
This opinion-editorial first appeared in the Wall Street Journal. The Capitolist republished it with the permission of the author. An epic debate is unfolding among Republicans about our vision for the nation. While I support strengthening our governing philosophy by...
by Brian Burgess | Oct 26, 2023
The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed Florida’s gambling compact with the Seminole Tribe to proceed by lifting a stay on a lower court ruling. However, Justice Brett Kavanaugh expressed concerns about the legality of the Tribe’s off-reservation gaming...
by Brian Burgess | Oct 15, 2023
With significant economic implications for Florida’s Space Coast, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) last month released a financial audit of NASA’s moonshot program, Artemis, and the conclusion was demoralizing. Short version: the space...
by Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida | Oct 13, 2023
The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily halted the Seminole Tribe’s sports betting expansion in Florida. Chief Justice John Roberts imposed a stay on an appeals court ruling favoring the gambling deal. Pari-mutuel companies challenged the compact, citing potential...
