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Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo is warning of the potential dangers of a new COVID-19 mRNA vaccine just as the FDA has given their app

'Reliance interest' would guide the high court.

"That would be dependent on the situation," he said.

Thursday night’s Republican Party of Florida Statesman’s dinner in Orlando was not only an occasion for the party to raise money and celebrate their dominance in state politics, but the event showed an early sneak preview of a group of likely 2026 candidates looking to succeed Ron DeSantis as Florida’s next governor. Lt. Gov. Gov. […]…

The former president wants the party to scrap a new loyalty oath for presidential primary candidates

The pastor who emceed a vigil held one day after the racist attack at the Dollar General says he mistakenly offered Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis the microphone to speak at the event. Since then, the incident has caused controversy and Councilwoman Ju’Coby Pittman has endured criticism for her actions in response to the governor’s presence at the vigil as well.…

“People will be pissed if we keep Trump off the ballot,” said one state GOP member.

'The times are a-changin', they will have to respond to that.'

He’ll sit on 8 committees, down from 9 during the last Legislative Session.

The charges against the Miami Commissioner carry combined penalties of more than 166 years in prison.

“This is a baby step," Gaetz said.

Agriculture regulators are going full throttle with enforcement.

'You've got to be kidding me.'

Dennis Ward says the consolidation study is an attempt to keep suspended Democratic State Attorneys from regaining their offices via ballot box.

In its present form, the complaint includes 3 accusations of battery and a joint charges of defamation.

The Florida governor strategized Wednesday with leaders of the House cadre pushing Speaker Kevin McCarthy to the brink.

The Miami City Commissioner's suspension from office follows arrest on a host of corruption charges.

America needs 'a vigorous, energetic, no nonsense, strong president ready on day one.'

'We are certainly in a much different position from last year,' Senate Appropriations Chairman Doug Broxson, R-Gulf Breeze, said.

The Governor continues his tough talk about illegal immigration.