Media concentration. AI self-regulation. Prediction-market loopholes. This week’s Roosevelt Rundown shows why democratic oversight matters

Environmental Protection Agency asked firm to choose rules it wanted for dicamba, then put the choices in a proposed federal rule

The US once had dozens of income tax brackets. Samarth Gupta argues that restoring more brackets at the top would better address today’s extreme income inequality, raise revenue, and give policymakers...

Cuts to social security are not the answer plus more in this week's Roosevelt Rundown.

Despite a failed lawsuit and years of scrutiny, Florida’s Land Acquisition Trust Fund still funds routine agency expenses — even as $750 million meant for conservation sits uncommitted. A DirecTV subs...

Records show state legislators worked closely with lobbyists for major developers on the "agricultural enclave" law, which strips Florida counties of some of their power to control urban sprawl.

Avangrid withdrew its application from the Washington state permitting process following years of objections and delays.

When I saw Stephen Colbert hosting Only in Monroe the day after he said goodbye to The Late Show , I thought, "Is he reinventing the televi...

Florida's coral reef has been beset by warming seas and rampaging disease. Now, one study has found coral resistant to one of the deadliest diseases ever recorded.

The new Kingston development is grappling with getting 24,000 people out ahead of a storm. Is the answer an evacuation route through Corkscrew Swamp?

The 2025-2026 drought isn’t solely from the dry season. It’s a warning sign about the limits of how we’ve managed water in South Florida. | Opinion

Petitions demanding people get the chance to be released from ICE custody have overwhelmed courts throughout the US.

Levine Cava says she has a responsibility to protect wetlands and the fragile South Florida environment. She does. So do the commissioners. | Opinion