News about Politics

President Donald Trump has hinted at significant announcements before the Nov. 3 midterm elections, sparking speculation about late-breaking political developments that could influence voter behavior.

Gov. Ron DeSantis demands criminal charges for those behind the Hope Florida leak, urging officials to identify and prosecute responsible parties immediately.

Gov. Ron DeSantis calls for criminal charges against leakers of a confidential grand jury report criticizing the state's child welfare agency following recent scandals involving foster care failures.

Donald Trump announces during a San Antonio campaign rally on Oct. 7, 2026, that he will award the Presidential Medal of Freedom to baseball pitcher Roger Clemens.

Guardian reporters host a live Q&A on October 15 to analyze how US economic trends, including inflation and housing costs, influence midterm election outcomes in Florida.

Kentucky's 2026 US Senate race features emerging candidates in a GOP-stronghold. Local Louisville politics highlight urban-rural divides on economy and safety.

Trump praised Elon Musk as a modern Edison at Mar-a-Lago, while critics note nearly all award recipients donated heavily to his campaign or inauguration fund.

Palm Beach officials have reversed a controversial ban on feeding iguanas, citing ineffective enforcement and continued resident complaints about property damage caused by urban pests like pigeons. The decision reflects a broader struggle with invasive species management in Florida.

The 1st District Court of Appeal ruled against a Leon County grand jury's critical report on Hope Florida, ordering its complete expungement due to legal errors and breaches of confidentiality laws.

Trump pitches his golf venue as a presidential retreat site while cost details remain unknown.

President Donald Trump announced plans to develop part of Mar-a-Lago into a secure presidential retreat for future leaders, aiming to replicate the functionality of Camp David while navigating complex security and property logistics.

President Trump publicly distances himself from two top advisers amid reports of work for a pro-Russian government just weeks before midterms.