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2024 Florida Politics
Photo by USA Today Words by Johvan Merilus The 2024 Presidential election has come to an end. People have finally stopped their unfollowing phase on Instagram and torn down their front yard political signs. While Donald Trump won the majority vote and was ultimately elected president, it is yet
Overpass Protestors
Words by Ambar Ramirez & Carmen Macri If posters with phrases like “No On Four,” “Pro-Israel,” “Make America Great Again” or “TRUMP” seem familiar and bring vivid images to mind, you’ve probably driven past Emerson and University on I-95, where right-leaning protesters often gather on the infamous overpass. And
Folio’s 2024 Ballot Cheat Sheet
Words by Harry Moore The arrival of an abundance of yard signs, political ads and a need to walk on conversational eggshells around in-laws and co-workers can only mean one thing: Election season is in full swing with the Nov. 5 deadline to vote looming large. Given the number of
The Blame Game
Words by Carmen Macri Though two sides of the same coin, they couldn’t be more different. Despite all the talk of unity, the reality couldn’t be further from it—even at the local level. The political divide has become so stark across the country—and within our own city—that friendships and
Duval County Looks To Future Amidst Potential School Closings And Consolidations
Words by Mallory Pace Duval County school officials are weighing the idea of closing more than two dozen public schools as they’re facing a $1.4 billion budget overrun, leaving many families and parents concerned over the future of their children’s schools. Conversations between officials and residents are still ongoing, but
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