News about Politics

Twelve new laws take effect Oct. 1 in Florida, including SB 246 enabling digital IDs and reforms affecting real estate disclosures and local governance transparency.

Trump and GOP allies are deploying an unprecedented network of poll watchers to monitor voting procedures in swing states, sparking debate over election integrity versus potential voter intimidation.

Despite Tallahassee officials claiming Florida's insurance market has stabilized, new polling shows homeowners remain deeply pessimistic about affordability and coverage security.

Florida officials announce arrests of 20 people for alleged voter fraud, bringing total prosecutions since 2022 to over 100 as state prepares for November elections.

Gov. Ron DeSantis and Attorney General James Uthmeier announced 20 new voting fraud indictments ahead of the Nov. 3 election, citing stricter laws since 2020.

Political pressure on President Trump rises regarding Iran strategy as approval numbers fall, setting stage for contentious midterm elections and heightened legislative scrutiny.

A Rio Rancho pharmacist challenges Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez in NM-01's pivotal 2026 race, highlighting shifting suburban politics and healthcare policy debates.

Trump hosts rare state dinner for China’s Xi Jinping amid ongoing US-China trade tensions. The diplomatic engagement highlights unique presidential approach to foreign protocol while addressing critical economic issues facing both nations today.

Federal court halts White House press restrictions as judges weigh First Amendment rights against administrative policies during active litigation involving major news organizations.

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg criticized U.S. political corruption on X, arguing that corporate money gives powerful industries undue influence over policymaking and leaves Americans without adequate representation.

President Trump is expected at a key SEC vs Big 12 matchup, drawing national attention to the game while requiring extensive security preparations in the host city this weekend.

Pete Buttigieg claims corporate cash floods elections, giving Big Pharma undue influence. He links this to tax loopholes for the wealthy and reduced electoral competition via gerrymandering.