Politics

The Florida Medical Association has responded to a letter sent by state Sen. A newly implemented prescription drug monitoring database (aka E FORCSE).

A draft report released today by the national oil spill commission provides new details on a much-criticized August assessment by the Obama Administration of

The Florida Supreme Court ruled today that Florida voters will be able to vote on Amendment 8, which would impact the number of students allowed in every

A Wall Street Journal Political Diary story states that Republicans are worried that Gov. Charlie Crist, independent candidate for U.S. Senate, is working on a deal with Democratic candidate Kendrick Meek to have Meek drop out of the race and presumably endorse Crist in order to beat Republican Marco Rubio, who currently leads in the polls by about a 10-point margin. Meek scoffs at the idea.

Kenneth Feinberg knew what he was in for. The independent administrator of BP’s $20 billion oil spill compensation fund has put himself in charge of seemingly impossible situations before — as special master of the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund and as “pay czar” overseeing executive compensation at companies that got bailouts from the U.S. government. But, in an interview with The Washington Independent this week, Feinberg says there were some surprises this time around.

The race for Florida's District 2 seat is growing increasingly heated in the final weeks leading up to the November election. Republican Steve Southerland, a

In arguably the most-watched U.S. House race in the country, between Rep. Alan Grayson, D-Orlando, and his Republican challenger, former state Senate Minority

In his latest campaign ad, Republican gubernatorial candidate and former health care executive Rick Scott points to his…