VA Workers Scored Bonuses Even As Paperwork Backlogs Increased
While veterans waited longer than ever in recent years for their wartime disability compensation, the VA gave its workers millions of dollars in bonuses.
Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll’s Former Aide Reaches Deal With Prosecutors
Charges against Carletha Cole, the woman who accused former Florida Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll of having an inappropriate relationship with a female staffer, are going to be dropped, the Associated Press reports.
Florida Governor And Attorney General Level Criticism On Obamacare ‘Navigators’
Gov. Rick Scott and Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi have set their sights on another aspect of the health care reform law: the people hired by the federal government to help uninsured Floridians.
Lobbyist Issues Warning About Potentially Costly Transparency Law
A new law expands the requirements of companies to provide records, worrying some that the rule could lead to unnecessary lawsuits.
Marco Rubio: Congress Should Act On Immigration Reform To Avoid Action From Obama
Now that comprehensive immigration reform in Congress is a long-shot, activists are turning their eyes to the White House.
Legislature To Vote On Possible Special Session To Review ‘Stand Your Ground’
Florida’s Secretary of State has received enough letters from state lawmakers to trigger a vote on whether to hold a special session to take a second look at the state's "Stand Your Ground" law.