A new face will join the Florida Supreme Court soon. On Monday, Florida Supreme Court Justice James Perry announced he would resign from his position in the state’s highest court, victim of mandatory retirement. His retirement opens up a spot for a new, more conservative justice.
On Friday, U.S. Rep. Ted Yoho, R-Fla., urged the Senate to pass the DOTCOM Act which would prohibit the transfer of Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) and control of the Internet to outside foreign governments.
Republican congressional leaders ardently want conservative members of the House to not force a vote on impeaching the IRS commissioner.
Florida politicians remembered the victims lost in the Sept. 11 attacks on Sunday, sharing their thoughts on the terrorist attacks which took thousands of lives 15 years ago. Memorials were also being held throughout the state, from South Florida to Orlando and beyond.
He's chairman of the Broward Democratic Party, a frequent guest analyst on national network news shows, a consummate party man who had been re-elected chairman repeatedly since the 1990s in contentious races against serious opponents.
Gov. Rick Scott will make the journey to Washington, D.C. next week to demand much-needed funding to combat the Zika virus in Florida.
Republicans say they’re far ahead of Hillary Clinton and Democrats in getting out the vote, and they’ve got the numbers, morale and history to prove it.
If the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee isn't bailing on behinder-and-behinder candidate Patrick Murphy, why have they suddenly dropped Florida as a target state?
