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Florida teen Christopher Brooks, 18, died Thursday night after crashing into a stopped dump truck while heading to his high school graduation practice.

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz launches re-election bid for Florida's 20th District, pledging to fight for Broward County on economic and climate issues.

Richard Knight, 47, was executed Thursday evening for the 2002 murders of a woman and her young daughter in Broward County.

Florida has executed Richard Knight for the 2003 murders of a mother and her young child, concluding a decades-long legal battle.

New polling data shows shifting approval ratings for President Trump, influenced by voter concerns over gas prices, economic performance, and the Iran conflict.

The U.S. indicted former Cuban President Raúl Castro. Donald Trump wins GOP primaries in Kentucky, Alabama, and Georgia, while political tensions rise over a new federal fund.

President Trump claims a diplomatic deal with Iran is imminent, saying negotiations are at a critical stage with a resolution possible within days.

FIFA monitors Ebola in DR Congo. The team expects U.S. entry via exemption despite travel bans, preparing for the 2026 World Cup.

New polling data reveals fluctuations in President Trump's approval ratings during his China visit, with voters expressing significant concern over economic conditions and Iran policy.

Amaryllis Fox Kennedy resigns from two intelligence positions in the Trump administration, citing ethical conflicts with the president's policies.

President Trump halted a planned strike on Iran following requests from Gulf allies. Meanwhile, the Senate advanced a war powers resolution, and oil tankers navigated the Strait of Hormuz.

President Trump halts planned military strikes against Iran at the request of Gulf leaders to facilitate diplomatic negotiations.