Politics

Donalds Unveils LaunchPad Workforce Plan in Coconut Creek

New proposal aims to connect students to in-demand skilled jobs through apprenticeships and employer partnerships

Florida Colleges Eliminate Sociology Requirement

State officials move to remove the subject from all public university core curricula.

DeSantis Keeps Homestead Property Tax Relief Plan Under Wraps

Governor says he's waiting for the 'right moment' to unveil his proposal, frustrating lawmakers and residents.

Sarasota Revives Downtown Affordable Housing Plan

City Commission votes to negotiate purchase of credit union property for new attainable units.

Haitian-American Coral Springs Vice Mayor's Legacy Resonates Beyond Tragedy

Hundreds gather to honor Nancy Metayer Bowen, the first Black and Haitian-American woman elected commissioner in the city's history.

Wellen Park Residents Seek Florida Supreme Court Approval for North Port De-Annexation

Residents of the Wellen Park community are taking their case for separation from North Port to the state's highest court.

Democrats Accused of Prioritizing Anti-Trump Agenda Over American Interests

Conservative commentator claims Democrats are more focused on opposing Trump than serving constituents

Former President Trump Speaks at Turning Point USA Event

GOP leaders and Erika Kirk also expected to address crowd in Phoenix

Florida GOP Urged to Avoid Far-Right Influencers

Experts warn against letting extremist voices shape the party's future direction.

Byron Donalds holds first Florida governor campaign rally in Pensacola

U.S. Representative's speech interrupted by phone call during event

U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds Announces Bid for Florida Governor

Veteran Republican congressman launches campaign to succeed outgoing Governor DeSantis.

Rutherford Leads CD 5 Fundraising Race

Former Jacksonville Sheriff seeks fifth term in Congress

U.S. Officials Meet with Castro Descendant in Cuba Amid Calls for Reform

Talks Highlight Shifting Dynamics as Washington Pushes for Economic Liberalization, Internet Access, and Human Rights Progress

Bay of Pigs Veterans Open Miami Museum Marking Failed 1961 Invasion

The new museum aims to educate younger generations about the dangers of communism.

Trump Weighs Options on Cuba, From Economic Deal to Military Action

The president's choices on Cuba policy are politically fraught, with each path carrying significant risks and consequences.