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“They made this giant team of rivals and dedicated professionals with all this experience and then ran it like an Occupy Wall Street group.”

Trump intends to keep punishing DeSantis, even after the Florida governor surrendered and endorsed his 2024 campaign, sources say.

Little things meant a lot in the Beehive State, according to new reporting.

Drinking and driving must be avoided.

The legal tug-of-war between the Post and the DeSantis administration began last summer.

The family of the co-pilot who died in Friday’s fiery jet crash is speaking out, just one day after the aircraft went down on the I-75 near Naples.

“People care about her. People understand the importance of her. She is a youth icon," said one Florida Democrat.

“You are not going to see me go on like some hibernation where I’m like saying ‘oh woe is me,’” DeSantis said.

'We want to make sure we have spending capacity for the things that matter most — public safety, infrastructure, education — things that all people on all sides of the aisle agree upon.'

In the past year, Sasse has spelled out his plan for the future of UF in increasing detail. In comparison to his presence on campus on his first day, his hopes, strategies and initiatives have landed softly on the university and its constituents.…

'That’s not necessarily the way it was intended. It’s for true victims of crime.'

Andrew Gillum, whose prominence in politics once gave high hopes for the Democratic Party, opened up about his past scandal in a Florida hotel, saying his

The Trump-backed Sarasota Republican will play a key role in 2024.

“The tweet speaks for itself,” Gaetz told POLITICO.

Meanwhile, Democrats blamed GOP holdouts for any failure to reach a deal.

The outcome will determine whether voters will get the opportunity to decide limits on abortion in Florida.

The sponsor postponed consideration of the bill because he had another committee to get to.

The bill would have opened the door to putting a casino in the Fontainebleau Hotel.

TALLAHASSEE, FL—Senate Democrats stormed out of committee at the introduction of a new bill that would punish anyone who removes, damages, or destroys a Confe

An agriculture package in the Senate now has language leaving it to a state agency where to cap charging spots.