They Painted Support—The City Shut Free Speech Down
March 18, 2026
A painting by a political candidate has sparked questions about free speech and Jacksonville’s municipal
A painting by a political candidate has sparked questions about free speech and Jacksonville’s municipal
At every level of government, investigations are under way, some routine, some out of the
North Florida learned today that one of our own, White House Chief of Staff Susie
A quiet policy change coming out of Washington is raising serious questions about the rights
Medical freedom encountered a disappointing setback on Friday. We were so close. The South Florida Sun
They did it; it’s done. Yesterday the New York Times ran a whiny story headlined,
A familiar Jacksonville name is stepping into a statewide conversation about Florida’s natural rivers. Evan
When is a hospital not a hospital? When it is in your home. On Feb.
What seemed to be a minor flap involving an appointment to the JEA board of
Most governors and politicians these days seem to be looking for statues to remove. Governor
The SAVE Act is poised for a possible vote in the Senate next week (more
The Florida House has approved an amendment to the state constitution which, if approved, would
Jacksonville… we have a short memory sometimes. But I don’t. And if you lived through
I pay attention to patterns. Maybe it comes from my former Tea Party days, when
For a brief moment, many Jacksonville taxpayers allowed themselves to believe that JEA had finally
Last year, Sunshine State Governor Ron DeSantis created a 50-hour, online Western Civilization course for