Attorney General James Uthmeier has published an opinion stating that Florida laws requiring state institutions to engage in affirmative action measures while hiring are unconstitutional.

Voters in Florida could have a chance to enshrine religious protections in schools in the Florida Constitution, the same ...

Imagine voters in Florida approving the right to clean water, a higher minimum wage, the personal use of marijuana by adults, rate reductions on auto and property insurance, even prayer in schools.

A proposed constitutional amendment aimed to protect religious expression in public schools passed its first legislative test ...

Historically, Florida has been considered a national leader in making its system of government accessible to its citizens -- ...

The modern Florida Constitution was adopted in 1968. But it’s still being written. Floridians have voted to modify the state’s governing charter in almost every election cycle since then. In this year ...

Florida lawmakers consider making teachers take an oath to uphold the "highest standards" of integrity. Maybe lawmakers should take the oath first.

The ban on growth-plan changes was included last spring in a wide-ranging bill that lawmakers said would help the state recover from last year's hurricanes. With a judge slated to hear arguments this ...

Florida lawmakers are preparing for a possible special session later this year to address property tax relief, even as the ...

Of all the things Florida does right, we still have a special interest loophole that puts the future of over 23 million Floridians at risk every two years. Families, students, and local businesses ...