In Broward, A Different Kind of Bridge to Nowhere
Steve Miller: The firm that built and delivered the wrong bridge in Davie receives plenty of other government business.
Rick Scott, Florida Legislature Restore Early Voting Days
Ashley Lopez: After a disastrous presidential election last year, the Florida Legislature and Gov. Rick Scott have restored the state's early voting days, which were cut short in 2011 as part of a GOP-backed bill overhauling election laws.
FCIR Associate Director Interviewed About Terrorism Stings on MSNBC
FCIR's Trevor Aaronson was a guest May 23 on MSNBC's "Jansing & Co." for a segment about the war on terrorism.
In Show of Big Sugar’s Influence, Price Supports Continued in Farm Bill
Trevor Aaronson: This year's farm bills in the U.S. House and Senate will cut back on many of the subsidies for the nation's agriculture industry. But the price supports that benefit the domestic sugar industry won't be affected, demonstrating just how powerful Big Sugar is on Capitol Hill.
Immigration Reform Heads to Senate Floor
Ashley Lopez: The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee passed a bipartisan immigration reform bill Tuesday night. The bill, which includes a pathway to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants and tighter border security, now heads to the U.S. Senate floor for final consideration.
Condo Owner vs. Condo Lawyer
Steve Miller: Stuck with a $1,600 legal bill, one Miami condo owner describes his Florida-style problem.