J. ROBERT MCCLURE | September 28, 2016 | Journal
The 2016 presidential election is definitely one for the history books, but what happens come Nov. 9?
KEVIN HERNANDEZ | September 19, 2016 | Blog
Hillsborough County's Public Transportation Commission decided Wednesday to stifle competition and limit opportunities for many, after voting 5-2 in favor of mandatory fingerpring-based background checks for Transportation Network Company drivers. A nearly identical regulation recently passed in Austin, Texas just a few months ago, resulting in the loss of ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft.
WILLIAM MATTOX | August 15, 2016 | Policy Brief
When teen golfer Abbey Carlson speaks of “flight time,” she could just as easily be talking about the timespan one of her drives stays in the air as she could the aviation schedule for her next solo excursion in the plane she helped build. Carlson, you see, is a 2016 graduate of an innovative “school of the future” in Central Florida that has offerings in both golf and aviation. Yet, the “school of the future” tag probably has more to do with the school’s unique structure than it does the diverse array of courses and extracurricular activities that helped Carlson land a full scholarship to Vanderbilt University. To understand this structure, think college – not high school.
