by Brian Burgess | Sep 11, 2023
Here’s some news nuggets from the past few days you might have missed… Lawmakers fly caution flag on state budget State budget leaders in Florida have cautioned that general-revenue surpluses are expected to decline from $7 billion in the 2024-2025 fiscal...
by Brian Burgess | Sep 10, 2023
For those who didn’t have time to skim the headlines over the last week, you missed a pair of hair-raising news narratives chronicling certain doom for the State of Florida. First, there was an “extremely dangerous” Category 5 hurricane, named Lee, chugging toward us....
by Brian Burgess | Sep 6, 2023
As Tropical Storm Lee swirls in the Atlantic, media outlets seem determined to pump it full of as much warm, moist air as possible, inflating the potential for disaster despite predictions showing little chance that the storm will have any impact on U.S. territories,...
by Brian Burgess | Sep 6, 2023
The University of Florida (UF) and Florida International University (FIU) have surged in national college rankings, with UF now holding the 15th overall spot in the nation and the top position among public universities, while FIU has risen to 29th overall and the 4th...
by Brian Burgess | Aug 28, 2023
A new Emerson College poll reveals some significant shifts in Republican Primary support, with several candidates gaining ground on Donald Trump. DeSantis narrowed the gap mostly due to Trump losing ground, but DeSantis’s rivals also picked up many of...
by Brian Burgess | Aug 20, 2023
On Thursday, the Miami Herald dropped one of the most brazen advocacy pieces in the newspaper’s storied history: a 3,800-word blockbuster that basically says, “So long, low- and middle-income families, thanks for helping make Miami what it is, but we...
