In an ideal national political landscape, leadership that stems from the middle would redefine how government serves its people. Rather than leaning hard left or right, leaders would operate from a balanced center — a place of empathy, reason, and pragmatism.

Five or six years ago, I was in federal court on an evidence motion. I don’t remember the issue, the claim, or whether I was for or against the motion. What I do remember like it happened today is the exchange I had with the judge.

Wilton Manors now has a taste of authentic Southern Italy, thanks to Dominico Caruso, a passionate restaurateur with a rich history in the food industry. Caruso’s, his newest venture, promises a warm and welcoming atmosphere filled with delicious home-cooked Italian dishes and a genuine sense of community.

Donald Trump began his second term the way we expected him to, only worse.

For hundreds of years, a myth has persisted about the first time tall ships landed in the Americas. Native people, so the story goes, did not fear the looming ships at first because they couldn’t register what they were.

“A Prince of a Boy” reminds me of another great gay autobiography: “The Best Little Boy in the World” (1973), which Andrew Tobias wrote under the pen name “John Reid.”