Mayor’s budget holds a surprise
July 23, 2026
You could have knocked me over with a feather. I’m reaching into my inexhaustible supply
You could have knocked me over with a feather. I’m reaching into my inexhaustible supply
There are many ways to traffic a human being. Some victims are children sold for
We have a rare, massive win out of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals. On
Earlier this month, NPR quietly reported some more very encouraging education news, headlined, “Under a
When the Lord closes a door in Jacksonville, He opens a window in Dallas. Nat
Those of us who were part of the Tea Party movement remember Marco Rubio before
I need to confess something. Yesterday, I succumbed to Twitter temptation and challenged a conservative
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For nearly two years, Eye on Jacksonville has been reporting on guardianship and probate abuse
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Parents and grandparents concerned about the direction of education are invited to a special Jacksonville
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As it happens, I accidentally grasped an electric wire of controversy this week, when I
Just when you think you have heard every disturbing story from the guardianship and probate
Roundabouts have become commonplace in Jacksonville, and indeed throughout Northeast Florida, but when first imported