A Quinnipiac University poll released Tuesday claims the 2016 presidential election is statistically tied in Florida, with Hillary Clinton winning 43 percent of the vote or Bernie Sanders winning 44 percent, to Donald Trump's 42 percent.
Jason Riley has now joined the long and distinguished list of people invited -- and then disinvited -- to give a talk on a college campus, in this case Virginia Tech.
Donald Trump may be the Republican Party’s presumptive nominee for the 2016 election, but that doesn’t mean everyone -- especially Floridians -- are going to support him at the polls this fall.
In recent weeks, the hashtag #NeverTrump has gained steam. But the #NeverTrump movement is more than just a hashtag tweeted out to convey distaste for the billionaire businessman turned presidential hopeful -- it’s the Republican Party’s last stand against Trump.
Nearly $3.7 billion is projected to be spent --- through state, local and private dollars --- over the next five years to handle growing international trade at the majority of Florida seaports, according to a report released Monday by the Florida Ports Council.
The spending outline, which comes as the global economy sputters but Florida's ports record growth in cargo tonnage and cruise passengers, is a $140 million increase --- 4 percent --- from a projected five-year capital improvement plan released a year ago
Florida businesses have saved big bucks over the last few years -- to the tune of over $2.3 billion -- because of a reduction in the state’s unemployment taxes.
Suddenly I remember why I disliked Ted Cruz so much. Now that he's blaming other folks for his failure to deliver ("Cruz campaign: "We could have stopped Trump if Rubio became running mate"), it all comes flooding back.
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U.S. Rep. Daniel Webster, R-Fla., has qualified by petition as a candidate for Florida's 11th Congressional District, according to a press release sent Monday.
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A new law that protects five nurseries may have given more ammunition to "ganjapreneurs" seeking an entree into what could be one of the nation's largest medical marijuana markets come this fall.
Donald Trump: "We've got to get rid of the $19 trillion in debt."
Washington Post: "How long would that take?"
Trump: "I would say over a period of eight years."
