“How does it feel to make history, everybody?” That’s what Thomas Zurbuchen, Associate Administrator for NASA’s Science Mission Directorate, told his team members after NASA’s new James Webb Space Telescope unfolded its huge, gold-plated, flower-shaped…
Last year around this time, Americans stormed the Capitol in an attempted insurrection to “Stop the Steal.” Attorney General Merrick Garland spoke at the first anniversary of that attack, identifying that the Department of Justice…
Last year at this time, vaccines developed to curtail the COVID-19 pandemic began leaving production facilities heading to distribution centers around the country. This week, the omicron variant crossed the milestone of 1 million infections…
When Mayor Buddy Dyer invites departing visitors back to Central Florida, he leaves them with the message: “I hope you’ve enjoyed our attractions, but come back soon — you’ve only seen the half of it.”…
On Jan. 6, a mob of supporters of then President Donald Trump seeking to overturn his defeat attacked the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., killing five people, vandalizing the Capitol, and looting House chambers. The…
Florida Republican lawmakers, eyeing Texas’ abortion law for clues to Florida’s next steps, might be well served to remember: what’s good for the goose is good for the gander. California Gov. Gavin Newsom has recognized…
Florida’s Space Coast The flurry of activity in Florida’s Space Coast reflects not only accelerated momentum, but the reality that space has indeed privatized as a rich opportunity for free enterprise. Recent contracts between the…
Valencia’s new Center for Accelerated Training is a clear step forward in the utility of state colleges – formerly known as community colleges – providing practical income-producing skills to its students. The four- to 20-week…
News that a new variant was headed this way from South Africa hit the country this past week like a ton of bricks. Markets collapsed on two separate trading days and again after it was…
COVID-19 left 5.2 million people dead. But the good news is that the pandemic was less deadly than the Spanish flu, which left 50 million people dead, thanks to the groundbreaking work of Dr. James…