Category: Policy
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Miami Beach Shows How Not to Defend Free Speech
A Miami Beach resident received a police visit after criticizing the mayor on social media — raising serious First Amendment concerns. When political speech triggers law enforcement attention, free expression is already under threat.
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Florida Supreme Court Ends ABA Monopoly on Law School Accreditation
Florida becomes the second state to end exclusive reliance on the ABA for law school accreditation, opening new paths to the bar exam amid conservative criticism of “woke” oversight in legal education.
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Florida’s Migration Slowdown Isn’t an Exodus — It’s a Normalization After an Unusual Boom
Recent reports suggest a decline in domestic migration to Florida, but the state is not facing a crisis. While high housing costs and insurance premiums have slowed the post-pandemic influx, Florida’s population still grows through international migration. The narrative of a mass exodus is exaggerated; Florida is simply normalizing.
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