OP-ED | Two Candidates, One HBCU: What Donalds and Jolly’s FAMU Visits Say About Florida’s Future
Part one of a three-part series on FAMU’s Decision 2026 town halls, where the university’s student government brought both candidatesContinue Reading
Part one of a three-part series on FAMU’s Decision 2026 town halls, where the university’s student government brought both candidatesContinue Reading
As Early Voting begins in Florida next week, former President Bill Clinton will join Democratic nominee for Florida Governor DavidContinue Reading
Part one of a three-part series on FAMU’s Decision 2026 town halls, where the university’s student government brought both candidatesContinue Reading
By Former City of Miami Commissioner Keon Hardemon If there’s one challenge that we can all agree on this electionContinue Reading
Byron Donalds is the first Black man Florida’s Republican Party has ever put at the top of its ticket. TheContinue Reading
By Roderick “Rod” Mack Today, I spoke with a good friend who shared some news with me: he had beenContinue Reading
South Florida politics are heating up, and the latest episode of the Can We Talk Podcast powered by Hy-Lo NewsContinue Reading
The president gave a Black man two words. This country has said those two words before. Fourth and last inContinue Reading
The primaries are over. The general is set. Here is what the numbers actually say. Third in a four-part seriesContinue Reading
Second in a four-part series on the 2026 Florida governor’s race. Part one, “Twenty Years, One Chair,“ is how FloridaContinue Reading