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Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed addresses President Trump's unprovoked social media attacks against his spouse, emphasizing policy over personal drama.

Democratic hopefuls for Florida’s 24th Congressional District gathered in Miramar to discuss their platforms ahead of the Aug. 18 primary election succeeding Rep. Frederica Wilson.

Byron Donalds and David Jolly dominate their respective Florida primaries, with Donalds receiving Trump's endorsement and Jolly courting moderates after switching to the Democratic Party.

A 29-year-old expectant mother in hiding faces potential deportation after the Trump administration terminated TPS for Haitians, raising urgent questions about immigration policy enforcement in Florida.

Former Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama have contributed essays to a National Archives project exploring American leadership without mentioning current political figures.

Broward County early voting starts Saturday, August 8, through August 16 for the primary election on August 18. Voters must have valid photo ID or use provisional ballots.

Federal officials aim to end California’s regulatory authority over offshore energy and space launches. The move targets state-level environmental protections in favor of federal oversight.

Wealthy candidates are heavily self-funding campaigns in Florida’s redrawn District 22, which favors Republicans, as major political figures have not yet issued formal endorsements.

Republican candidate Michael Carbonara's use of personal fintech firm for crypto investments raises ethical questions regarding federal campaign finance laws and potential self-dealing.

Federal officials propose ending California's ability to challenge offshore oil, floating nuclear reactors, and rocket launches. The move cites environmental extremism as a primary driver for increased federal oversight of coastal zones.

Florida’s August 2026 primary election features key deadlines for registration and early voting ahead of the general election on November 3.

Donalds takes on a leading role supporting Florida's Amendment 3, while Gov. Ron DeSantis integrates the proposal into broader state affordability initiatives without active campaigning.