A new Florida law set to take effect on October 1, 2024, will make it illegal to sleep or camp on public property without special permission from the state. The law, known as HB 1365, prohibits counties and cities from allowing people to sleep or camp in public spaces unless they receive certification from the…
In a surprising pivot, Donald Trump is now advocating for a credit card interest rate cap that goes beyond even the most progressive proposals from Bernie Sanders—despite not supporting Sanders’ plan during his presidency. At a campaign rally in New York, Trump announced his backing for a temporary cap on credit card interest rates at…
The political landscape in Texas is undergoing a significant transformation, and much of it can be traced back to policies enacted in California. Over the past few years, a substantial number of companies and workers have relocated from California to Texas, largely in response to Governor Gavin Newsom’s progressive tax agenda, which many businesses find…
Governor Ron DeSantis has once again taken to the stage, holding another roundtable discussion—this time in Pinellas Park—with condo owners and association leaders to discuss the ongoing condominium crisis in Florida. The second roundtable in less than a week, following a similar event in Miami Lakes, touched on concerns regarding safety measures, rising costs, and…
On Thursday, September 19th, Governor Gavin Newsom, alongside state and local leaders, signed critical legislation aimed at tackling California’s housing crisis. The legislation, which directly addresses homelessness and expands affordable housing, is part of a broader strategy the governor has championed to hold localities accountable for their role in resolving the state’s most pressing housing…
In a recent press release, Governor Ron DeSantis celebrated Florida being ranked #1 in “Education Freedom” by the Heritage Foundation for the third consecutive year. This recognition is attributed to Florida’s policies promoting school choice, parental rights, and transparency in education. While the ranking might look like a triumph for Florida’s education system, a closer…
As fast food chains roll out enticing offers for National Cheeseburger Day, seniors who struggle with technology may find themselves left out. McDonald’s, Wendy’s, and Burger King have announced deals that include double cheeseburgers for as low as 50 cents and even 1-cent promotions, but these offers are only available to customers who use the…
Governor Ron DeSantis recently convened a roundtable with condominium owners and association leaders to discuss the growing concerns stemming from the implementation of new condo safety legislation. This meeting, held on September 9, 2024, focused on the financial and logistical challenges that condo owners are facing as they work to meet the safety and inspection…
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is making headlines again, but not for anything good. This time, he’s pushing policies that force people to have children, even if they can’t afford it, and then leaves those families without help once the kids are born. DeSantis recently signed a law that bans reproductive decisions after six weeks, which…
As October 1 approaches, when HB 1365 takes effect, Florida’s homeless population faces increased displacement. With shelter space limited and little funding available to expand services, many cities are ill-prepared to handle the growing crisis. The law empowers private citizens to sue municipalities that fail to remove homeless encampments, further straining local governments. Florida’s housing…
