In recent years, a new and dangerous threat has emerged above America’s correctional facilities, one that the law has not yet caught up to. What began as hobbyist drones flying over prison fences has evolved into a coordinated criminal enterprise. Drones are no longer a nuisance; they are sophisticated tools of organized crime being used […]
For Florida patients with chronic wounds, especially those with diabetes, vascular disease, or other complex conditions, healing isn’t simple. It often requires advanced therapies like cellular, acellular, and matrix-like products, also known as skin substitutes. These products are more than clinical innovations, and for many of my patients, they have meant the difference between amputation […]
By Jeff DeWit As a proud American and loyal longtime supporter of President Donald J. Trump, I can say without hesitation that his second term is off to a very successful start. Among many things since taking office, President Trump has improved national security, made the world a safer place by ending wars around the […]
By Steve Adelstein Every Floridian knows the fear and uncertainty that comes with hurricane season. Streets flood, power grids fail, and essential services grind to a halt. But one of the most dangerous – and least talked about – threats after a storm is what happens when wastewater systems collapse. Families can be left without […]
By David Santiago For years, Hispanic families in Florida have been contributing to our state’s success in every way imaginable. We’ve opened businesses, raised families, served our communities, and powered key industries that keep this state running. But far too often, our contributions have gone overlooked and been sidelined in policy debates. That’s why the […]
By Senator Rene Garcia Budgets are not just numbers. They are value statements that reveal whether a government is truly serving its people or serving itself. That is why this year, I voted NO on the Miami-Dade County budget for FY 2025–26. It was not a decision I took lightly, but one made of conviction. […]
The Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement has taken the U.S. by storm, with millions of parents voicing their concerns about the hidden dangers to their children in everyday products. Whether it’s advocating against toxic chemicals in baby shampoos, removing artificial dyes from cereals, or pushing for better food labeling, so-called MAHA "mom-fluencers" have been at the forefront of advocating for child health and safety. With the support of the Trump administration, these women […]
By Tibor Torok In Florida, the roof over your head is your first line of defense against the elements. In Florida, we know that hurricane season isn’t something you prepare for once. It’s a year-round mindset. With over 40 years in the roofing industry, I stand behind asphalt shingles as a smart, effective solution for […]
The need for core nutrition services hits close to home in Miami-Dade County, where nearly one in six children is food insecure. Behind that statistic are families doing everything right — working two jobs, caring for an elderly parent, stretching a paycheck — and still coming up short at the grocery store. I lead the […]
Earlier this summer, Governor Ron DeSantis’ did right by making the decision to veto a bill that would have permitted more lawsuit abuse by enabling family members to sue doctors and nurses for pain and suffering associated with medical negligence. The law already permits litigation in cases of medical malpractice for actual damages. Back in […]
By Lt. Col Dan Johnson Every July, as we pause to celebrate the birth of our nation, we are reminded that freedom is never guaranteed—it must be defended. In today’s world of growing geopolitical instability, defense demands investment in the tools, technologies, and capabilities that keep our warfighters safe and our adversaries at bay. The F-35 […]
By Staff Reports The latest update to a federal watch list of dangerous chemicals used to concoct controlled substances was meant to curb America’s fentanyl crisis. Instead, it could help thwart another synthetic drug epidemic emerging in independent and foreign-owned convenience stores and smoke shops across the country: Gas Station Heroin. Earlier this month, the […]
In Florida, dependable energy isn’t just a convenience; it’s a lifeline. In a state prone to extreme weather, reliable power during and after storms is vital to the well-being of our communities and to the health of our economy. At Tampa Electric, we prepare year-round for hurricane season with proactive measures, such as routinely inspecting […]
By Skylar Zander Floridians deserve leaders who understand that their government should work for them, not the other way around. Since taking office as our newest U.S. Senator earlier this year, Senator Ashley Moody has proven to be exactly that kind of leader — someone ready to tackle Washington’s bloated bureaucracy, demand accountability, and deliver […]
Billy Long's confirmation as President Trump's new IRS Commissioner signals a pivotal moment for much needed tax reform in America. With the White House committed to eliminating federal government waste and abuse, the IRS – long diverted from its core mission of impartial tax collection – can finally be reined in. Under the Obama and […]
Running a small business in Florida is a tough job. As CEO of U.S. Capital Source, I see it firsthand every day—entrepreneurs pouring their time, savings, and energy into keeping their companies afloat and their employees paid. These aren’t corporate giants with sprawling headquarters and global footprints. They’re local Florida manufacturers, retailers, and service providers. […]
On May 27, the American oil company Chevron ceased its operations in Venezuela. However, the oil company will continue to hold a narrow authorization that excludes the operation of oilfields in Venezuela and the export of oil. The conventional wisdom is that such measures will increase economic pressure on the Maduro regime. And hopefully, the […]
Every now and then, a zoning filing pops up that feels like more than just another development application—it feels like a turning point. That might be what we’re seeing in a bold proposal by Grupo Apolo for a 68.5-acre mixed-use project in West Kendall, squarely within Miami-Dade Commissioner Rob Gonzalez’s district. Grupo Apolo may be […]
