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Trump official Peter Navarro has labeled critical news organizations as 'treasonous,' intensifying conflict with the press following recent bans on White House access.

Florida’s new anti-DEI legislation is prompting Miami-Dade County to dissolve several volunteer advisory boards by year-end, while local officials navigate uncertainty regarding future charity grants and cultural event funding under Senate Bill 1134.

Senator Mark Warner urges Congress to pass AI safety protocols by December, citing threats to banking and healthcare systems while navigating Republican resistance to regulation.

Allegations surface that a senior Department of Justice official threatened prosecutors with dismissal if they did not pursue specific election fraud cases, raising concerns about legal independence and evidence standards in federal prosecutions.

Key supporters of Donald Trump have publicly criticized a proposal to restrict press access at the White House, describing it as a desperate effort to manipulate media narratives rather than uphold journalistic standards.

New polling data shows Florida State Rep. Angie Nixon and Sen. Ashley Moody are tied at 45%, marking a significant shift in statewide political dynamics ahead of future electoral contests.

Florida Republican candidate cautions Trump administration that current immigration measures exceed acceptable bounds, signaling potential friction within GOP ranks ahead of crucial midterm elections.

Florida Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar says Hispanic voters who helped elect President Trump in 2024 feel betrayed by current administration actions on immigration.

Florida Republican Rep. María Elvira Salazar has publicly criticized the scope of President Trump's immigration enforcement efforts via a newly released ad.

Marshall Rawson, a likely winner for Florida House District 10, defends his attendance at a 2017 white nationalist rally while Democrats demand GOP leaders denounce the candidate's past associations with extremist groups.

Florida Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar criticizes Trump's immigration tactics as 'too far' in a campaign ad, noting Latino voters feel betrayed by federal enforcement operations.

Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar says Hispanic voters who helped elect Trump in 2024 now feel betrayed by the administration's immigration stance, marking a notable political divergence within her party.