U.S. Rep. Dennis Ross, R-Fla., part of the House leadership as senior deputy majority whip, doubled down on his efforts to reform flood insurance this week.
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Liberal magazine The Nation, which has been part of the national dialogue for 150 years, announced its endorsement of U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., over former U.S. Sec. of State Hillary Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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After backing a measure censuring President Barack Obama for his executive actions on gun control last week, U.S. Rep. Ted Yoho, R-Fla., brought out another censure against the president on Wednesday, this time hitting the White House on national security.
The Republican presidential candidates are set to appear in another round of debates on Thursday night. Fox Business Network will host the two debates which will be held in South Carolina which hosts its primary after Iowa and New Hampshire have their says.
A new movie that touches upon the election prospects of one female candidate for president debuts this week. Will "13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi" provoke thousands of angry viewers to march on Hillary Clinton's home with torchlights and pitchforks? Doubtful.
For Florida Republicans, Rome is burning. Up and down the state, GOP committee men and women, even some legislators, see what many of their leaders in Tallahassee don't -- a party on the verge of losing its grip on the power and majority it's enjoyed since 1996.
State lawmakers and frenzied lobbyists returned to Tallahassee on Tuesday for yet another legislative session, but this time they were joined by a group of people who say they aren’t getting equal treatment in the Sunshine State: immigrants.
Sen. Don Gaetz said no lobbyists were outside the Senate chamber Wednesday "casting lots" about a bill to help children with disabilities. There were no rallies and no protests.
Getting ready to speak in Pensacola, where he is expecting a crowd of around 10,000, businessman Donald Trump unveiled the endorsements of prominent Floridians as he continues his bid for the Republican presidential nomination.
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