According to DeSantis and his "educators," we had no choice. As the new standards explain, “the rise of cash crops accelerated the growth of the domestic slave trade in the United States.”
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DeSantis tries to grab some attention from his presidential competitor by complaining about the indictment of Trump, while hoping to grab some of his voters.
As DeSantis begins to deal with a cash crunch—he’s continuing to lay off staffers—his super PAC is now being assigned more tasks than have historically been organized by such entities.
From incinerator smoke to toxic waste sites, Black residents in Florida face a lot of health hazards.
Libs, you’re on notice: The Mommies are now in charge. “Liberty” now means what we say it means. History is what we say it is.
Connecting Americans to high-speed internet is a key part of “Bidenomics”—Biden’s plan that “to grow the economy from the middle out and the bottom up—not the top down.
Extremist groups are now organizing locally to pursue their hateful agenda in public view, including the targeting of community safe havens like schools and houses of worship.
Abraham Lincoln's immortal Gettysburg Address is a fitting tribute for the remembrance today of those who have fallen in defense of this nation, from enemies without and within.
The FOX-MAGA Florida government will not admit that inequality in America is baked into our institutions, from health care to the law to education—even though it’s as obvious as Donald Trump’s fake tan.
Ron DeSantis's behavior is similar to how the Germans handled higher education in the 1930s: You either got with the cultural program or else, like economist Peter Drucker and physicist Albert Einstein, you left.
Florida's GOP House majority now wants 18-year-olds to be able to buy rifles, shotguns and even AR-15s—because, well, its Florida.
Welcome to DeSantistan—an over-the-top look at what life might be like with Ron DeSantis operating without restraints.
At an April 15 retreat for donors to the Republican National Committee, Cleta Mitchell called on her party to find ways to tighten the rules for student voting in several battleground states.
So Ron DeSantis would have command of a military police unit with arrest powers across the state of Florida. What could go wrong?
Republicans from Tennessee to Tallahassee to Tacoma struggle manfully to stop "decorum" rule-breakers who would keep disrupting their white men’s God-ordained exercise of unchecked power.
An EPA survey points out the hidden danger of lead pipes in the water supply system that Florida hasn’t bothered to track.