Justice has too long been delayed.

Using fear and misunderstanding to justify discrimination is no longer acceptable in this nation. Those content with the way things are will be judged harshly by history. Those who do not actively advance these ideals or offer excuses will be judged just as harshly. Those who attempt to divide Read More

Cuba travel promoters gear up

The unofficial word in Washington is that the Obama administration plans to relax limits on travel to Cuba for professional, educational and artistic purposes. Some travel promoters are gearing up to handle potentially hundreds of thousands more visits. Cuba Education Tours, a Canadian outfit, is Read More

One million get drug relief from health reform

Older voters were the age group least supportive of Barack Obama in the 2008 campaign, and polls indicate they are the most wary of the new health-care law he helped push through Congress. Older patients in South Florida were especially disturbed by cutbacks to Medicare Advantage programs run by Read More

Turnout for Florida gubernatorial primary has GOP licking its chops

Florida Republicans angry about President Barack Obama’s health-care reforms and government bailout defied the rain and flocked to the polls Tuesday, a turnout that dwarfed the Democratic total and bodes well for GOP candidates in November.

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What’s in a name? Your faith, apparently

Ever wondered, like Shakespeare, what’s in a name? Elijah Williams hadn’t really wondered until a few weeks ago, when the veteran Broward County Family Court judge was alerted to anonymous blog posts that concluded his first name is secret evidence that Williams is Muslim. If you Read More

Obama heads to South Florida to help Dems

After vacationing last weekend on the Panhandle, President Obama will return to Florida on Wednesday to help the state Democratic Party raise money. Meek with Obama in 2008 The biggest beneficiary may be Senate candidate Kendrick Meek, a featured guest who is expected to speak at the event. It Read More

Hurricane could bring bureaucratic delays to Gulf

If a hurricane hits the Gulf Coast and whips up oil from BP's massive spill, cleanup workers will not be able to swoop into action to fix the mess. A new Obama administration edict requires that the oil be tested before it can be cleaned, according to a response plan obtained by The Read More

Attorney general hopefuls tout conservative views

All three Republican candidates for Florida attorney general are vowing to continue the legal fight against President Barack Obama’s health care plan if they are elected.

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