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The Texas Republican was a fixture at the Governor's presidential campaign events, and he likes what he sees right now.

The Governor needed more help in executing his Iowacentric strategy, but local media isn't what it used to be.

The legal fight in Florida is emblematic of the conflicts erupting on college campuses across the country.

Winners of recent Orange County war share their lessons for taking on the powerful and well-funded opponents

The bill blocks public venues from cancelling gigs over performers' 'personal beliefs.'

The Senator's stepson founded Rivian Automotive, an electric vehicle manufacturer.

Allies of the booted speaker have identified their three biggest targets: Reps. Nancy Mace, Bob Good and Eli Crane.

Clay Yarborough's bill has 2 stops ahead. The House companion is waiting for its first hearing.

'People have been talking for a long time. And the question is, are we going to actually be able to turn the ship around?'

The super PAC ended the year with $14 million in cash on hand.

The chair apparently just remembered a preexisting commitment.

The Governor wonders if the bill 'will actually stick' if it becomes law.

As the Sunshine State continues to grow, its population is getting older. Sea level rise is also prompting people, especially young workers, to move inland while aging communities stay on the coast.

'I'm happy to send to California as well because ultimately, I want the whole border secure.'

The Governor continues to hammer the issue.

Amid continued efforts targeting transgender people, Gov. Ron DeSantis' administration quietly changed a policy that allowed Floridians to obtain driver's licenses and state identification cards that reflect their gender identity.…

There's a new resident in the Governor's Mansion. And she has four legs and a tail.

The Florida Trident reports new information released by Sarasota police reveals details on a rape allegation against Christian Ziegler.

The Supreme Court has its say next month.

"This prohibition blatantly violates the Fourteenth Amendment’s protection against discrimination," Judge Nancy Abudu wrote.