Politics

Surge in Draft Anxiety Among Immigrants After Policy Change

New data shows spike in online searches related to Selective Service registration and immigration enforcement concerns.

Mexican Teen Migrant Dies in Florida Jail Holding ICE Detainees

Royer Perez-Jimenez is the second person to die in ICE custody this week.

Former North Miami Mayor's Partner Detained by ICE

Sarahjane Ternier, the longtime partner and mother of children of former North Miami Mayor Philippe Bien-Aime, is currently in ICE custody.

Florida's 'Anti-Diversity Bill' Threatens Funding for LGBTQ+ Pride and Cultural Events

Local officials warn the new law will have major financial consequences for communities across the state.

California Billionaires Flee to Florida Amid Proposed Wealth Tax

Real estate managers and officials report influx of wealthy Californians purchasing properties in the Sunshine State

Florida Senate Passes Ban on Local Net-Zero Policies

The bill would prohibit local governments from using net-zero policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Trump Floats Renaming Strait of Hormuz After Himself

The president's latest self-promotion idea faces backlash from allies and critics alike.

Trump Holds Surprise Press Conference in Miami

Former president addresses media ahead of speech at investment forum

Trump Speaks at Investment Forum in Florida

The former president addresses a business conference in Miami amid ongoing political battles.

Díaz-Canel Admits Talks with U.S. as Cuba Protests Escalate

Cuban president acknowledges negotiations with U.S. as anti-communist demonstrations continue across the island

Trump Touts 'New Mideast' Despite Ongoing Conflicts

Former president's claims of peace through war draw skepticism from experts

Spain Closes Airspace to US Planes in Iran War

Defense Minister says Spain will not allow US military operations from its bases or airspace

NORAD Intercepts Plane in Restricted Air Space Over Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club

The military scrambled F-16 fighter jets and used flares to get the pilot's attention after the private aircraft entered the no-fly zone.

America 250: Submarines and the Rise of Undersea Warfare

As the U.S. marks its 250th anniversary, a look at how nuclear-powered submarines have become a critical pillar of American power and security.

Pentagon Cuts Hamper Probe of Deadly Iran School Strike

Defense Secretary Hegseth's staff reductions at oversight offices limit ability to investigate civilian casualties.