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He gave the Governor’s last state campaign $27,500.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis swiped at Donald Trump's suggestion that an end to the Civil War could have been negotiated by Lincoln with slave-holding states

Tom Van Lent is accused of stealing “trade secrets” from his former employer, the well-connected Everglades Foundation.

The Legislature passed major reforms in 2023. The Speaker isn't so hungry for a hard right push.

Florida's annual session starts this week while the governor is focusing on his 2024 campaign.

Senate President Kathleen Passidomo expressed opposition to legislation seeking to restrict mail-in voting, citing the satisfaction of her elderly constituents with the current process and anticipa……

"This is what is wrong with the college system right now,” the Florida governor said.

'Either you're disabled or you're not.'

Matt Gaetz, Jimmy Patronis, Wilton Simpson and Daniel Perez are among those behind Cabrera.

Elizabeth Scherer presided over the death penalty trial for the Parkland school shooter is speaking publicly for the first time about the case.

'The court must dismiss this matter for lack of jurisdiction.'

They spent a significant part of the evening accusing one another of relentlessly lying.

They're 'paying their own way.'

Legislation proposed in the Florida Senate aims to adjust the state’s public sector retirement system and is projected to decrease the Florida Retirement System’s annual revenue by appr…

Ron DeSantis’ enforcer on X has said she spent a few years living abroad in Georgia, traveling and enjoying life. It’s actually where she learned an especially ruthless kind of politics.

'Well, let me tell you, it's all a racket. OK? It's all a racket.'

TALLAHASSEE, FL --- A new bill expanding the definition of antisemitism in Florida statute faced backlash Monday morning. Starting off the Legislative Session w

The Governor continues to deal with interruptions from the crowd.

From his love for sharing sweets with his family to how baseball has influenced his life since his little league days, diners get to know a different side to Gov. Ron DeSantis.