Florida Politics

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes expresses optimism about her future as news emerges regarding Donald Trump's potential release plans, highlighting tensions between executive power and corporate fraud sentencing.

Voter anger over costs, foreign policy and immigration threatens Florida's Republican stronghold as party confidence wavers amid economic pressures.

Miami Beach officials moved quickly to fund the 2027 Pride event ahead of a new state ban on diversity initiatives that could restrict city sponsorship of LGBTQ+ gatherings starting in January.

Florida AG James Uthmeier and Gov. Ron DeSantis announced felony charges against 20 defendants for illegal voting, targeting noncitizens and felons in a statewide integrity crackdown.

Starbucks agrees to pay the state of Florida $1 million in damages following accusations of reverse discrimination. The settlement mandates new constraints on hiring practices at stores across the United States, marking a significant legal resolution for the coffee giant's DEI initiatives.

Governor hopefuls David Jolly and Byron Donalds skip debates, joining a trend of candidates avoiding public forums in Florida's key elections ahead of Nov 3 vote.

David Jolly urges federal probe of Baker County immigration jail citing watchdog findings on humane treatment failures at similar state-run facility.

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.

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.