Technology and Innovation
Florida Politics: A Bonanza for Lawyers, a Raw Deal For Teens
The trial bar is having its moment. Earlier this month, juries on opposite ends of the Southwest handed plaintiff’s attorneys two verdicts that shook Silicon Valley. A New Mexico jury found Meta liable under state consumer protection laws and ordered…
Better Broadband Needs Better Permitting Rules
In rural Utah, a broadband provider waited nearly three years for permission to repair an existing…
Orlando Sentinel: Florida Isn’t Polarized. It’s…
Look at what’s sitting underneath the poll’s headline findings. Seventy-one percent of likely…
Tampa Bay Times: Florida to Silicon Valley: We’ll Take…
Pollsters love a contradiction, and our new Florida poll seems to deliver one. Seventy-two percent…
The White House Got AI Right. Congress Could Still Get…
The White House’s National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence is the first serious attempt…
Florida’s Government Run Internet Experiment Isn’t Working
Government-owned broadband networks have a dismal track record. They routinely fail financially, underperform operationally, and saddle taxpayers with decades of debt. Nevertheless, several Florida municipalities are pushing to expand them, even as…
Florida Politics: Florida’s CHINA Prevention Unit Is a…
Once again, Florida is showing the rest of the country how to lead in protecting its citizens from…
Wisconsin Is Ripping and Replacing What Already Works
In response to repeated cyber espionage campaigns by foreign governments, the Federal Communications…
National Review: Thirty Candles for the Internet’s…
Today marks an unusual anniversary, not of a person, but of 26 words that built the modern internet.…
Florida Politics: Don’t Hit Pause — Why the…
One of 2025’s most closely watched acquisition targets is Warner Bros. Discovery, the media…
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