Labeling the use of business recruitment incentives as "socialism," incoming House Speaker Richard Corcoran told a Texas audience this week he doesn't expect Florida lawmakers to give such money to Gov. Rick Scott --- or to Scott's successor.

"When you're taking money out of the masses' pockets and then giving it literally --- to the Democrats' argument --- to the top 1 percent, to the detriment of everybody else, that is de facto socialism," Corcoran said during a panel discussion in Austin hosted by the Texas Public Policy Foundation, a non-profit conservative think tank.

The Common Core State Standards may be implemented nationwide, but support for the standards has dropped to an all-time low. 

Florida police chiefs are adding their names to the list of opponents against Amendment 2.

Hillary Clinton has the lead over Donald Trump in the pivotal swing state of Florida thanks in part to growing optimism about the economy and support from Hispanics, a new poll shows. 

Citrus production continues to plummet in Florida, as the first forecast for the 2016-2017 growing season indicates a 14 percent drop in the state's orange crop.

Federal investigators say they believe Russian hackers were behind cyberattacks on a contractor for Florida's election system that may have exposed the personal data of voters in the Sunshine State -- even though Secretary of State Ken Detzner claims nothing was compromised.

After their second debate on Sunday night, Hillary Clinton clings to a small lead over Donald Trump in a new poll of Florida. 

South Florida candidates are hitting TV and radio airwaves to attack each other in Florida's 26th congressional district in one of the most competitive congressional races in the nation.

A new ad from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee featuring Donald Trump and a photoshopped David Jolly has sparked the ire of the Republican congressman vying for one of the most competitive congressional districts in the Sunshine State.

An administrative law judge has refused to block the Florida Department of Environmental Protection from moving forward with new water-quality standards as legal battles continue over the controversial plan.