Politics & Government

“$1M to see the prized display of nuclear documents. Photos are encouraged!” one commenter wrote.

Gen-Z’ers have crowned Kamala Harris the queen of brat summer, a nod to Charli XCX’s new album.

Mar-a-Lago plans to raise its club membership fee to $1 million, quintuple the cost in 2017.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez had some thoughts about the presidential race to share…and unshare.

The last time the Democrats had an open convention in Chicago, it was Mrs. O’Leary’s cow, part 2.

A little after 2:30 p.m., Miami Mayor Francis Suarez shared his opinion on Biden’s move, then deleted it. We screenshot it.

More than 170 flights were delayed at Miami International Airport amid a Microsoft outage that wreaked worldwide havoc.

Was it Botox? Filler? Or perhaps the Congressman’s foray into drag performing?

After months of speculation, Ohio senator J.D. Vance will join Donald Trump atop the Republican ticket.

Internet users are advising the Florida Congressman to lay off the Botox.

How much did Miami Mayor Francis Suarez’s RNC junket to Milwaukee cost Miami taxpayers?

“How do you miss a head that’s that inflated?” the sign asked.

Miami Fire Rescue is encouraging at-risk youth to join its cadet program. Apply by July 29!

Veepstakes media coverage deserves its poor reputation as little more than an electoral parlor game.

“Even in a horrifying moment such as this, they just can’t help themselves,” Sen. Rubio wrote, criticizing media coverage of the shooting.

A lack of specifics regarding safety measures has fueled mistrust leading up to the governor’s “bonus day.”

A social media post went viral claiming Dolphins star Tua Tagovailoa would be schmoozing with the Trump family at the Doral rally.

“Let me say this as clearly as I can: I’m staying in the race,” Joe Biden proclaimed during a campaign rally.

In February, “Moe Saunders” tweeted at Basabe, offering information about his Democratic challenger, her nephew Joe Saunders.

From lawmakers to far-right podcasters to Evangelical pastors, here is a rundown of Miamians in “Latino Americans for Trump.”

“While we are disappointed, we are not surprised that this Supreme Court ruled against the interests of our poorest neighbors.”

Trump says he has already made his vice presidential candidate selection. Will it be Miami’s own Marco Rubio?