Norwegian Gem was the first cruise to directly challenge Gov. Ron DeSantis’ vaccine passport ban and win Aug. 8, setting a precedent not only for future cruise lines, but all Florida institutions restricted by ridiculous legal actions from the governor.  This could pave the way for other institutions, like USF, […]

The City of Tallahassee filed a brief to the Florida Supreme Court on June 14 asking for a decision on whether on-duty law enforcement could be classified as victims under the 2018 Article I Section 16 amendment Marsy’s Law, which outlines crime victims’ rights. The law, according to the Marsy’s […]

Aducanumab, a new Alzheimer’s medication, was granted accelerated approval by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on June 7. While possibly revolutionary for the 6.2 million Alzheimer’s patients currently in the U.S., there are many concerns surrounding its safe use and cost to uninsured patients. The medication, branded as Aduhelm […]

The American Jobs Plan, which is President Joe Biden’s first major infrastructure bill, is gradually shrinking as it’s passed from one side of the aisle to the other, leaving out major promises Biden made to voters when he was running for president.  Biden promised to cancel $10,000 of debt per […]

As vaccinations continue to be distributed, events like concerts and festivals in Tampa are making a return this summer. While normalcy is being sought out by those tired of quarantining, large events like concerts and parades should be postponed until more people are fully vaccinated. This past weekend, over 60,000 […]

The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) started an investigation into the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office and the county’s school district April 19 after the sheriff’s office was found tracking students through sensitive information and labeling minors as potential criminals. In a November 2020 investigation, the Tampa Bay Times uncovered that […]