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Calling the resolution "naive" as well as "fundamentally flawed," Mayor Fraga apologized for the "turmoil" it caused. 

President Joe Biden (D) has released a video, challenging President Donald Trump (R) to two debates.

President Trump was accompanied to court this morning by Florida Reps. Byron Donalds (R) and Cory Mills (R) among others.

Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) has responded to the threat, warning that halting arms could have disastrous consequences.

On social media, Rep. Donalds shared his excitement for the GOP, affirming that 'Republicans are on OFFENSE in 2024."

Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) is the first member of the Senate to attend President Donald Trump's (R) criminal trial.

Rep. Mast, calling into question Dr. Jenkins, is ridiculing the decision to stop arms transfer with Israel.

With reports of the Brazilian Supreme Court censoring opposition voices on social media, Florida Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar (R) questioned the censorship.

Miami-Dade County Democratic Chairman Shevrin Jones (D) is determined to take the opportunity to grow support for the party.

Florida Republicans have now announced that they oppose Amendment 3.

Florida Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson (R) has donated $100,000 to back the "Yes on 2" campaign.

President Donald Trump (R) attracted more controversy this past weekend after accusing President Joe Biden (D) of running a "Gestapo Administration."

With 6 months until the 2024 presidential election, the Florida Democratic Party proclaims that “Florida is back in play.”

A new report indicates that the Dignity Act could save social security, medicare, and healthcare at a time when all three are languishing.

In a statement, the Congressional Latino-Jewish Caucus denounced the decision, calling it "inflammatory and unwarranted."

The Florida Republican Party announced this morning that "Madison County flipped from Democrat to Republican."

The bipartisan, bicameral bill would secure the U.S. coastal borders, including Florida's, from drug and human trafficking. 

Responding to criticism over the protests on social media, Florida Rep. Anna V. Eskamani (D) is sharing her support for the students, calling on people to "empathize."