Commentary: Just what is a socialist?
There are many Democratic politicians who proudly call themselves Socialists or Democratic Socialists, and there are many adversaries who brand those individuals as Socialists. Both sides use the same word,…
Commentary: Florida’s offshore energy can power American independence
Modern drilling techniques should allay safety and defense concerns; it's OK to drill off Florida's west coast.
Commentary: Why a faraway Ebola outbreak still matters in Central Florida
If you haven't recently traveled to Africa, your risk of Ebola is very low, but considering Orlando is a travel hub, it's important to stay informed.
Commentary: Florida school sports have a turnover problem
Too many coaches and athletic directors are leaving Florida schools. The state needs to match expectations with support, though compensation, workloads and development.
Commentary: When a young Black man dies mysteriously in the South, assume nothing
The discovery of a Black teenager, dead on a Mississippi island off the Gulf Coast, brings to mind the historical ugliness of racism in the American South.
Commentary: Building Florida’s Coastal Corridor beneath the waves
There is a coordinated effort to restore and enhance marine fisheries habitats along Florida's Coastal Corridor, including a major expansion of the network of artificial reefs along both coasts.
Guest commentary: I never believed Ernest Suggs killed my mom. Don’t execute him
Ernest Suggs' trial judge asked for a commutation of sentence, and the daughter of his alleged victim writes that she doesn't believe he killed her mother. But Suggs remains on…
Commentary: The fate of property taxes in our laboratory of democracy
Former Boca Raton City Councilman Marc Wigder speaks out against the proposed property tax cut and offers a balanced solution that could offer real relief without breaking cities' budgets.
Commentary: Florida workers are better off thanks to the Working Family Tax Cut
The regional administrator of the Small Business Administration details how Donald Trump's Working Family Tax Cuts benefit workers and employers, not bureaucrats.
Commentary: The Supreme Court is preserving, not perverting, the Constitution | Counterpoint
The principles of equal justice for all, separation of powers and checks and balances were reinforced by this session's Supreme Court rulings.