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We can say that after Thursday's announcement five of the largest banks in the United States falsified documents so they could seize homes from thousands of people who had fallen behind on their mortgages.
Henderson column
Sure, officials need to do the people's work. But the contraception-church flap should remind them to not impose their values on the masses, writes columnist Joe Henderson.
Henderson column
The Legislature's planned $390 million cut to health and human services may leave officials with no option beyond relocating the problem, columnist Joe Henderson writes.
Mark Sharpe was prepared for the news Friday afternoon from Tallahassee.
Mark Sharpe was prepared for the news from Tallahassee on Friday afternoon.
Of all the factoids from Tuesday's Republican primary, one of the biggest eyebrow-raisers was this little jewel: Newt Gingrich prevailed among evangelical Christians.
Of all the factoids from Tuesday's Republican primary, one of the biggest eyebrow-raisers was this little jewel: Newt Gingrich prevailed among evangelical Christians.
If the Republican National Committee had its way, Florida voters would spend today doing anything but voting. The party's national pols told Florida to hold its primary March 6, and then told Sunshine State voters to like it or else.
As I turned onto Plant Avenue after another long day of pursuing truth, justice and the American Way here at Tampa's favorite newspaper, life was good. Gridlock from the Platt Street bridge project was gone, and it was going to be smooth sailing from downtown Tampa all the way to the beautiful oasis of Brandon.
As I turned onto Plant Avenue after another long day of pursuing truth, justice and the American Way here at Tampa's favorite newspaper, life was good. Gridlock from the Platt Street bridge project was gone and it was going to be smooth sailing from downtown Tampa all the way to the beautiful oasis of Brandon.
Joe Henderson column
Voters learned a lot from these debates, columnist Joe Henderson says. What voters don't know is what's in it for them if one of those two guys gets the nomination and wins in November.
The Republican debate was more like a demolition derby, and left Florida voters wondering if the candidates understand what's up here.
Next up: us.
Tucked alongside the weighty issues facing the Legislature this session is a bill in the state Senate to set standards for adult day care centers that claim to specialize in Alzheimer's care. SB 694 hasn't garnered a lot of publicity, but it should.
Tucked alongside the weighty issues facing the Legislature this session is a bill in the state Senate to set standards for adult day care centers that claim to specialize in Alzheimer's care. SB 694 hasn't garnered a lot of publicity, but it should.
Rays owner Stuart Sternberg will likely ask Hillsborough for a new stadium, but falling public revenue and the Raymond James deal leave taxpayers wary.
I doubt much will come from the ballyhooed meeting today between St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster and Tampa Bay Rays owner Stu Sternberg on a new baseball stadium, unless Foster's head explodes from holding his breath until the Rays agree to a new deal in Pinellas County.
If you have watched much television lately, you couldn't have missed commercials saying all is well along the Gulf of Mexico.
It took him long enough, but Rick Scott appears to finally understand the citizens of Florida elected him governor, not God.
It took him long enough, but Rick Scott appears to finally understand the citizens of Florida elected him governor, not God.
As part of her campaign for the District 57 seat in the Florida House, Dana Young was pictured lying on a copy of the Constitution while taking aim — presumably against the forces of darkness — with an assault rifle. She is a Republican.
As part of her campaign for the District 57 seat in the Florida House, Dana Young was pictured lying on a copy of the Constitution while taking aim — presumably against the forces of darkness — with an assault rifle. She is a Republican.
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