by Brian Burgess | Mar 21, 2022
Ah, the promise of solar power, harvesting all that supposedly “free” energy from the abundant sunshine that gives Florida its nickname. Few emerging technologies have ever benefited from universal media praise and government support quite like the solar...
by Brian Burgess | Mar 20, 2022
State budget on collision course with DeSantis veto pen This time of year, a favorite parlor game among Tallahassee insiders is speculating just how much the governor plans to slash from the spending plan approved by state lawmakers. Among the traditional factors that...
by Brian Burgess | Mar 11, 2022
Biden and Democrats are stuck no matter what they do Long before the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the devastating economic ripple effect of economic sanctions reverberating around the world, the 2022 election landscape already looked bleak for Democrats. Voter...
by Spencer Purnell | Mar 3, 2022
While trying to give consumers more control over their data, House Bill 9 violates several of the best practices for good consumer privacy laws. Aiming to protect Floridians’ privacy, the Florida House of Representatives is considering a data privacy bill that,...
by Guest Contributor | Mar 3, 2022
Over 3.5 million Floridians, including more than 850,000 children, are struggling with food insecurity in 2022. With skyrocketing inflation causing double-digit price increases for food, gas, rent and other household staples, hard-working families are struggling to...
by Bill Herrle | Mar 2, 2022
No one wants a tax audit, but it’s especially burdensome if you’re a small business owner. Small businesses usually don’t have teams of accountants or tax lawyers on staff to handle these things. Usually, the person tasked with gathering up the receipts and justifying...
