Dead people in 2018 received $1 billion in federal benefits, mostly in post-humous Social Security payments, according to the U.S. General Accounting Office [GAO].
Florida has never had a “sanctuary city” nor has any local government ever proposed creating one, but the state now has a new law outlawing them – and that apparently relieved a pressing urgency for the standing-room-only crowd in red “Make America Great Again” hats that crammed the Okaloosa…
The new rules regulating Florida’s petition-driven ballot measure process were introduced as a raft of 11th hour amendments onto an unrelated bill and adopted by the House and Senate in the last hour of the legislative session.
Self-driving cars, trucks and buses without a human backup can now legally drive on Florida’s streets.
Congress is reviving a ghost bank to reanimate taxpayer-subsidized “zombie tax breaks” for corporations, warns Americans For Prosperity as part of its recently launched "Unrig The Economy" campaign.
When it comes to “shoppable” healthcare prices, transparency is a fine tool. But when transparency translates into value – as in financial rewards for finding lower costs – then it’s not just a fine tool, but one that will be used.
The summer’s first blue-green algae blooms on Lake Okeechobee were documented by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection [DEP] last week, including a June 5 manifestation that contained 17.6 micrograms a liter of Microcystin toxins.
Duke Energy Florida residential ratepayers will not have to pay about $75 a year each in surcharges to restore power and cover damages the utility absorbed during Hurricane Michael’s Category 5 romp across the Panhandle last October.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Florida’s three prescription drug import programs into law Tuesday, celebrating a victory over a lobbying blitz by “Big Pharma” but acknowledging it won’t matter without federal approval.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed 38 bills on Friday, including a controversial measure that could “cripple” the capacity of groups and citizens to put proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot by petition drives.
Dead people in 2018 received $1 billion in federal benefits, mostly in post-humous Social Security payments, according to the U.S. General Accounting Office [GAO].
Florida has never had a “sanctuary city” nor has any local government ever proposed creating one, but the state now has a new law outlawing them – and that apparently relieved a pressing urgency for the standing-room-only crowd in red “Make America Great Again” hats that crammed the Okaloosa…
The new rules regulating Florida’s petition-driven ballot measure process were introduced as a raft of 11th hour amendments onto an unrelated bill and adopted by the House and Senate in the last hour of the legislative session.
Self-driving cars, trucks and buses without a human backup can now legally drive on Florida’s streets.
Congress is reviving a ghost bank to reanimate taxpayer-subsidized “zombie tax breaks” for corporations, warns Americans For Prosperity as part of its recently launched "Unrig The Economy" campaign.
When it comes to “shoppable” healthcare prices, transparency is a fine tool. But when transparency translates into value – as in financial rewards for finding lower costs – then it’s not just a fine tool, but one that will be used.
The summer’s first blue-green algae blooms on Lake Okeechobee were documented by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection [DEP] last week, including a June 5 manifestation that contained 17.6 micrograms a liter of Microcystin toxins.
Duke Energy Florida residential ratepayers will not have to pay about $75 a year each in surcharges to restore power and cover damages the utility absorbed during Hurricane Michael’s Category 5 romp across the Panhandle last October.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Florida’s three prescription drug import programs into law Tuesday, celebrating a victory over a lobbying blitz by “Big Pharma” but acknowledging it won’t matter without federal approval.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed 38 bills on Friday, including a controversial measure that could “cripple” the capacity of groups and citizens to put proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot by petition drives.
Florida lawmakers in 2018 included a provision in a massive omnibus education bill that requires unions representing school district employees be de-certified as collective bargaining units if less than 50 percent of its “instructional personnel” don’t pay dues.
