Steve Bousquet

The race is on. Democrats running for Congress, state Legislature and other offices are frantically raising the millions they will need to pay for a barrage of mailers attacking their Republican rivals this fall.

Columnist Steve Bousquet cites a number of economic trends that could help Democrats in November.

It may be April, but the November ballot is rounding into shape.

Did you hear?In Florida, white men are an oppressed minority, discriminated against and beaten down by the system.White male-dominated institutions are everywhere — in politics, big business, the courts and higher education. But t…

Columnist Steve Bousquet sizes up the future for Broward’s best-known and longest-serving officeholder, Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, now that Republicans upended her district in Congress.

Columnist Steve Bousquet suggests a number of employment opportunities for Gov. Ron DeSantis, who soon enough will need to find a job.

The people who run Broward County paid a big out-of-state consultant to tell them that they should consider replacing the Sheriff's Office with their own security unit at Broward's airport.

U.S. District Judge William Dimitrouleas, second from left, takes part in the 2023 groundbreaking for a long-awaited federal courthouse in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. (Steve Bousquet/South Florida Sun Sentinel/TNS)

U.S. District Judge William P. Dimitrouleas, second from left, takes part in the 2023 groundbreaking for a long-awaited federal courthouse in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The judge put on pause a

Columnist Steve Bousquet previews the coming special session on property taxes, and what it means for you.