By now everyone reading this knows that Stephen Colbert was facing legal repercussions if he aired his interview with James Talarico on Monday’s Late Show. It’s also clear that Trump’s FCC is suddenly, just in time for the midterms, targeting left-leaning talk shows under the “equal time” rule, a rule that hasn’t applied to talk shows since 1959.

In every strong community, there are a few individuals whose steady generosity, tireless work ethic, and genuine compassion leave a lasting mark. Scott Schramm is one of those people. Through his leadership and creative force behind the FLoatarama organization, Scott — alongside his husband Roderick — has helped build more than events; he has helped build unity, visibility, and pride.

South Florida is a paradise for gay nude recreation. The weather (with some exceptions) allows for year-round naked fun; and though state officials oppose public nudity (and constantly threaten to do away with it), thus far they have allowed South Floridians, residents, and tourists, like, limited freedom to let it all hang out.

Parts of the winter world are frozen. Europe, the U.S. Midwest, and even Southern states are enduring the worst cold in years as the North Pole rapidly melts, pushing frigid Arctic air through a weakened polar vortex into non-Arctic regions.

In every strong local community, there are professionals who quietly serve as anchors — individuals whose knowledge, consistency, and integrity help residents and small businesses move forward with confidence. In Wilton Manors, Sean P. McCoy has become one of those trusted figures, combining deep tax expertise with a genuine commitment to the people he serves. 

Last week, I watched the Attorney General of the United States sneer at the rule of law and felt sick. I’ve been a federal trial lawyer for decades, and there was the titular head of American law defecating on it to applause from Fox News, who called Bondi’s performance “entertaining.”