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If you took a poll asking just one question: “Is it better for a politician to have their campaign financed by outside parties, or for him/her to be completely independent …

In a hair-raising campaign fueled by anti-administration anger, seventeen presidential candidates have now been whittled to three. Donald Trump remains the frontrunner by a wide margin, a surge that’s caught …

Millennials, the generation born between 1980 and the mid-1990s, are not getting a fair deal economically and they’re mad as hell. Interestingly, the problem is not limited to the United …

It is only the beginning of 2016, and it is already looking like this will be one of the most challenging years ever for investors. It is becoming increasingly important …

Here in Florida one of those collective events you feel compelled to attend at some point is the annual 24 Hours of Disney. That trauma-inducing infusion of Disney magic runs …

If you thought the volatility in the first month of 2015 has been wild so far, that was just the warm up act. This week promises to bring even more …

In George Orwell’s “Nineteen Eighty-Four,” we are introduced to the concept of two-minute hate, a daily period in which workers must watch a film of the Party’s enemies and express …

In a country that seems increasingly polarized along ideological lines and a Congress that is paralyzed along party lines, it’s good once in a while to remind ourselves that, while …

“Federal and state laws should be changed to no longer make it a crime to possess marijuana for private use.” – Richard Nixon Bill Clinton might go down in history …

My personal introduction to the jury selection process started early on a sultry August day in South Florida as I joined a group of roughly 150 people who had been similarly …