Florida's 2025 Legislative Session concluded with a focus on education policies, according to Patricia Levesque, Executive Director of the Foundation for Florida’s Future.
When Florida embarked on its education reform journey over two decades ago, the state was guided by a strong belief: every child, regardless of income, background, or location, deserves access to an excellent education.
The Florida Chamber Leadership Cabinet on Safety, Health, and Sustainability has announced the appointment of John Doolittle as Director of the Florida Chamber Health Council.
The Florida Chamber of Commerce and Foundation announced that the state's third-grade reading scores have increased by two percentage points, now reaching 57%.
Patricia Levesque, Executive Director of the Foundation for Florida’s Future, has commented on the recent results from Florida's statewide student assessments.
The Federal Reserve continues to navigate the economic landscape with its dual mandate of maintaining price stability and achieving maximum employment.
The Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) has expressed approval of the recent passage of a REINS-style policy in Louisiana, which was led by Senator Reese.
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, who now serves as the Chair of the Foundation for Florida’s Future, has expressed his approval of the newly passed Florida budget.
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise has introduced the Rescissions Act of 2025, known as H.R. 4, which aims to formalize the Trump administration's rescission request and cut over $9 billion in federal spending.
The Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) has expressed approval of the Trump administration's renewed focus on health care price transparency.
The Foundation for Florida’s Future has released a statement in response to the Florida State Board of Education's decision to appoint Anastasios Kamoutsas as the Interim Commissioner of Education.
Patricia Levesque, Executive Director of the Foundation for Florida’s Future, has expressed support for the recent signing of House Bills 1105 and 1255 by Governor Ron DeSantis.
Ron DeSantis, Governor of Florida, said that tort reforms are reducing frivolous lawsuits, leading to a 5% drop in auto insurance premiums and helping retain doctors.
Michael Kompar, president of KWS, said that Florida's declining insurance rates underscore the impact of tort reform and Governor Ron DeSantis' efforts to stabilize the market.
Adam Shores, senior vice president of the American Property and Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA), said in a blog post that Florida's legal reforms are stabilizing rates, attracting insurers, and gaining support.
Jose Oliva, former Speaker of the Florida House, said that current House leaders, after failing in their attacks on tort reform, are now using lawfare to smear the Hope Florida Foundation.