President Trump has threatened to veto the annual defense authorization bill on two points, one for what is in the bill and one for what is not. Republicans in Congress need to find their courage and call the president's bluff.
The horror of Samuel Little was Ted Bundy times three. Except nobody was paying much attention.
"Wear a mask," Gov. Ron DeSantis' staff urged him to tell Floridians. But he wouldn't, and the death toll is skyrocketing.
After eight months of working remotely because of the pandemic, Sun Sentinel editorial page editor Rosemary O’Hara reflects on what she discovered and rediscovered in her office.
A giveaway of tax dollars by Broward commissioners to favored charities must end.
Our panel of experts and influencers weighs in on the week that was and forecasts what will make news in the week ahead.
Readers respond to a column by editorial page editor Rosemary O'Hara, who found in a brief return to the office after eight months a metaphor for much that has changed in the pandemic, especially handwritten letters to the editor from senior citizens who may be left behind by the digital divide.
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The horror of Samuel Little was Ted Bundy times three. Except nobody was paying much attention.
- New members of the Florida Legislature get to work, and Democrats have a tougher job.
- Will the recently passed $93 billion budget stand or will the Legislature have to start all over when the hit on sales taxes resulting from the coronavirus becomes clear?
- Florida’s senior senator reeks of hypocrisy when criticizing President-elect Biden’s appointees.
- After eight months of working remotely because of the pandemic, Sun Sentinel editorial page editor Rosemary O’Hara reflects on what she discovered and rediscovered in her office.
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After eight months of working remotely because of the pandemic, Sun Sentinel editorial page editor Rosemary O’Hara reflects on what she discovered and rediscovered in her office. - After a hit-and-run on Hillsboro Mile, which left a bicyclist in the hospital, a reader has written in to say, while the fault lies with the driver, city and state governments need to finally bring sidewalks and bike lanes to all of AlA.
- The Biden administration must immediately put an end to ICE detention. Not only is detention inhumane, it’s a waste of taxpayer dollars. Community-based case management programs that guide immigrants through the immigration process allow people to be with their families, friends or other sponsors in the United States, while costing taxpayers far less than the approximately $200 per day that ICE currently spends to hold an adult in prison, writes a lawyer with the Southern Poverty Law Center Action Fund.
- Sandy Modell, who calls himself "a lifelong, conservative Republican and fervent Second Amendment supporter," cautions against Gov. Ron DeSantis' proposed expansion of Florida's Stand Your Ground law. Modell's son was shot and killed in 2016, and the shooter was never charged because of Stand Your Ground.
- The horror of Samuel Little was Ted Bundy times three. Except nobody was paying much attention.
- Our panel of experts and influencers weighs in on the week that was and forecasts what will make news in the week ahead.
- Readers accuse Gov. Ron DeSantis of doing too little, too late, to help prevent the spread of coronavirus, and call on voters to recall that inaction when DeSantis runs for re-election in 2022.
- "Wear a mask," Gov. Ron DeSantis' staff urged him to tell Floridians. But he wouldn't, and the death toll is skyrocketing.
- A giveaway of tax dollars by Broward commissioners to favored charities must end.
- We know what Gov. Ron DeSantis won’t do to stem the spread of Covid-19. No statewide mask order. No local mask orders. No limits on bars. No fines for failing to follow public health advice. So, what's the plan? Let 'er rip?!
