News about Politics

A new UNF poll indicates GOP candidate Byron Donalds holds a 5-point lead over Dem David Jolly, with analysis covering DeSantis' influence and Trump's recent address.

Paramount delays $111B WBD merger to June 2027 while a judge reviews antitrust claims against the major entertainment consolidation.

Canadian premiers are identifying critical resources including oil, electricity, and potash as potential strategic levers in response to escalating trade tensions with the United States.

Tensions rise as President Trump weighs escalation while Iran prepares ground forces for potential deployment in the region.

Federal officials have revised regulations governing Section 106 reviews, directly impacting the timeline and approval process for President Trump's proposed 250-foot triumphal arch project.

Walton County Sheriff's Office offers $16K reward for suspect Isabelle Johnson, 38, linked to Jason Coulthart's death. Suspect uses aliases and alters appearance.

Florida marks nearly two centuries since its first execution. The state transitioned from public hangings to the electric chair and lethal injection, recently setting a modern record with 19 deaths under Gov. DeSantis amid legal scrutiny.

Rep. Cory Mills denounces a DOJ investigation as a partisan strike ahead of Florida's August Republican primary, framing federal scrutiny as an election interference tactic rather than legitimate law enforcement action.

Florida Panthers and goalie Akira Schmid avoid arbitration via 2-year contract worth $2M annually, securing roster stability for the Sunshine State franchise ahead of the upcoming season.

Walton County affidavits allege five suspects helped fugitive Isabelle Rose Johnson hide evidence and evade arrest via text messages during an attempted escape.

A Sumter County detective was arrested for misusing police databases. The sheriff suspended Flock camera access while auditing systems after the officer accessed records for personal reasons involving family matters.

Florida attorneys filed a joint appeal arguing that executing James Duckett and Dominick Occhicone on the same day poses substantial risks of botched lethal injections due to logistical pressures.