July 4th is always a special day in America. But this year feels different. As
On June 23, Attorney General James Uthmeier announced a civil investigative demand (essentially a subpoena)
We noticed the JEA board is meeting Tuesday to discuss raising electric, water and sewer
Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia is not talking politics here. He is talking about something much
In decades of covering politics, I’ve heard a lot of baloney. But I don’t think
Jacksonville residents were recently treated to a headline that many civic leaders were quick to
I have found myself on opposite sides of issues with Councilman Matt Carlucci more than
I thought I’d update you on some news from my little hometown, which contains the
In a rational world, the 250th anniversary of the founding of America should be a
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was meant to mirror national memory. Instead, it’s becoming a
Social media again showed corporate media’s imbecilic drive to achieve its own obsolescence. The New
We’ve written about this issue before, and we’re pleased to report that Florida’s courts have
A recent article, “FIFA Favors the Hard-Working,” explores how expanding opportunities can allow overlooked talent
The City of Jacksonville has announced its annual Pride Month celebration, scheduled for June 26
Finally, someone in the federal government is talking about resolving one of the biggest problems
For the last several months, Americans have been bombarded with warnings about data centers. We’re