The U.S. has become a commercial surrogacy destination point, with an estimated 40-50% of clients at U.S. agencies hailing from other countries, but a patchwork of state laws has made…
Democracy works best when voters have time to make informed choices. Mail-in voting is one way to allow that.
AI will reshape the economy whether Florida participates or not. Florida has the laws and institutions to guard against the drawbacks of data centers, which will create jobs and add…
Cancer patients and survivors need a better plan to treat what comes after the diagnosis: The emotional toll, side effects and the struggle to rebuild lives.
As a healthcare provider writes, cuts in SNAP benefits and food aid at a national and Florida level means we must not only give generously to food pantries, we must…
As Orange County School Board member Stephanie Vanos writes, the taxpayer-funded school voucher program has created a shadow educational system, one where billions in taxpayer funds move with little oversight.
Recent reports of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission investigating their critics is a chilling invasion of privacy.
Digital payments are convenient, but they reduce our anonymity, close doors to the elderly or the unhoused, and could bring security issues. Cash keeps those problems at bay.
Adopting through foster care is a long stretch of ordinary days until that final courtroom date. But there are ways to simplify the process.
The lesson of the Pixar film, to put down your screens and go be with friends in the real world, should resonate with increasingly lonely adults as much as children.