All posts on March, 2014

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) – Medicaid expansion seems like a dead issue this Legislative session in Florida, but many lawmakers aren't giving up.

MIAMI — When a group of Florida business leaders left recently on an official trade mission to the Dominican Republic, it was not because Marleine …

WASHINGTON — In one of the most significant steps of its kind taken by any Administration, President Barack Obama has unveiled a plan which he …

WASHINGTON PARK — With family members spanning several generations standing beside her, Bonita Porter’s journey to honor her grandfather and her father ended Saturday with …

BOCA RATON — Two West Boca Raton residents are flying Ku Klux Klan flags, hanging nooses on their properties and trying to recruit members for …

MIAMI GARDENS — When former Miami Gardens Mayor Shirley Gibson asked three young African-American men walking down the middle of the street in her neighborhood …

Malcolm X and rap music have always fit together like a needle in the groove, connected by struggle, strength and defiance. But three recent episodes …

Half a century after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech, one aspect of the Dream is still far from fruition: African-American …

As of late, there has been so much misinformation spread about the BB&T proposal. It’s time for a clarification. First, 20 years ago, the Broward …

While Florida is the Sunshine State, its elections are shrouded in clouds, thanks to a coordinated attack to suppress voting rights. The attack is led …