by David Biddle | Dec 6, 2020
I think we all agree that our immigration system needs to be reformed, and the wall needs to be built. For too long, American national security interests have suffered in this arena. But reforms also need to make sense for our economy, and I am sorry that the likely...
by Carlos Flores | Dec 3, 2020
Control of the United States Senate remains uncertain, after a general election where politicians on both sides of the aisle campaigned for and against abolishing the filibuster, packing the Supreme Court and granting statehood for the District of Columbia and...
by Petrona Ramsay | Dec 3, 2020
2020 has been a year that has brought many lessons, with one of the most important being the value small businesses bring to our local communities. Small businesses everywhere, especially here in Orlando, have been impacted by the pandemic, but Black-owned...
by Guest Contributor | Nov 12, 2020
This year has not been quite the start to the decade that we might have hoped for, bringing with it a widespread global pandemic and hurricanes battering our coasts, with a contentious presidential election yet to come. With each of these problems, though, Floridians...
by Eric Shapiro | Oct 27, 2020
Governor Ron DeSantis and the Florida Department of Management Services (DMS) have proclaimed October 2020 as Cybersecurity Awareness Month to encourage Floridians to adopt proactive measures that will enhance cybersecurity at home and in the workplace, and contribute...
by State Representative Mike Beltran | Oct 14, 2020
The effort to fill the vacancy caused by Justice Ginsburg’s recent passing is not about former President Barack Obama’s unsuccessful nomination of Judge Garland in 2016. It is surprising, then, that Judge Barrett’s detractors seem to oppose her chiefly because...