Though many claim the Clinton Foundation, founded 15 years ago by former President Bill Clinton, has done good work in some very poor parts of the world, others maintain the good works are a dodge for the enrichment it brings the Clintons, and at the very least will present a disturbing conflict of interest if Hillary Clinton is elected president in November. 

To spell it out:

Since its founding, the foundation has supported such charitable causes as relief in Haiti, global health and schools where there were none before. 

A new poll shows Hillary Clinton with a solid lead over Donald Trump in Florida, the largest swing state in the presidential contest. 

Having taken 1 percent in Florida when he was the Libertarian presidential nominee in 2012, former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson hopes to do better in the Sunshine State this time out. 

On Monday, Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner announced new additions across the Sunshine State to the National Park Service’s National Register of Historic Places.

While he is not on the ballot himself this year, Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam is hoping to use this election cycle to boost his stock in 2018 when he is expected to run for governor.

Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg passed on running for president this year but he is showing no signs of staying on the sidelines as he threw his support to a congressional candidate in Florida.

Some leading Florida Republicans continue to say they will not back Donald Trump in November. 

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are in a dead heat in Florida, the largest swing state on the map. 

Judicial Watch today released 296 pages of State Department records, of which 44 email exchanges were not previously turned over to the State Department, bringing the known total to date to 171 of new Clinton emails (not part of the 55,000 pages of emails that Clinton turned over to the State Department).  

Florida State University (FSU) will play a key part as the Navy looks to create an all electric ship.

On Monday, the Navy announced the Office of Naval Research is sending a $35 million grant to FSU’s  Center for Advanced Power Systems over the next five years to help build the all electric ship. Other schools also awarded grants on this project are the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Mississippi State University, Purdue University, the University of South Carolina, the University of Texas at Austin and Virginia Tech.