The Supreme Court has blocked President Joe Biden (D) from ending the controversial Title 42.
Waltz and Crenshaw have requested that Afghan Special Forces Commando Abdul Wasi Safi should be granted parole as his asylum case is adjudicated.
Maria Elvira Salazar (R) has issued a letter to Department of Homeland Security (DOHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, calling on him to reconsider the deportation order.
Waltz cites that the negotiations that are currently underway could have a negative impact on the Naval Support Facility Diego Garcia.
Florida Senator Rick Scott (R), a vocal critic of the CCP, is further calling for a full investigation into the origins of COVID-19.
Castor made a distinction between Republicans and Democrats on environment efforts, criticizing the GOP for not taking an approach.
Florida Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar (R) is pressing forward with her legal immigration reform plan.
Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) has filed the Comprehensive Cancer Survivorship Act (CCSA).
The House has voted in favor of allowing Puerto Rico to choose its political status.
Governor Ron DeSantis (R) has quickly propelled in popularity as a possible presidential candidate, and in a new poll, he outperforms President Trump in support.
Florida Rep. Frederica Wilson (D) is leading the charge to raise teacher pay.
Mike Waltz (R) issued a letter calling for funding that would offer shore protection and beach renourishment projects in various Florida counties.
Eskamani shared the news on social media, and if the bill passes, Florida would be the 15th state to remove such a sales tax charge.
Mayor Levine Cava is now calling on Passidomo and Renner to address skyrocketing insurance premiums.
Cory Mills (R) now joins a growing number of conservative lawmakers calling on the DOJ to investigate Twitter and the Biden administration.
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson says there's no doubt that the U.S. will win the space race against China.
Florida Rep. Mike Waltz (R) called the passing of the 2023 Defense bill as the right path forward for the United States.
Democrats have warned that the Supreme Court could soon turn its sight on same-sex marriage, so Democrats have praised the effort while indicating that there’s still work to be done.
