Politics & Government

A cavalcade of Trumplandia characters began to roll in around 8 a.m., not unlike when the carnies rumble into town to set up the rickety rides and rigged game booths.

A group pushing for Joe Carollo’s resignation plans to speak out at Miami city hall to decry what they’re calling “decades of corruption and continuous harassment.”

“It’s about time the corruption was called out,” Bill Fuller said outside the courtroom following the verdict.

The Town of Surfside will raise the LGBTQ pride flag in spite of pushback from the mayor’s office.

“People’s attention spans are zero,” said C3PMeme, who’s made a habit of making headlines with his deepfake videos.

“The servers are straining somewhat,” Musk said during the attempted DeSantis interview, before a mellow string of techno melodies came on.

“We are here today because we’re just tired, tired of the idea that any one can take advantage of our community,” a Brownsville minister told the Hialeah council.

The show must go on at Wilton Manors’ Stonewall Pride Parade, and drag queens are welcome despite rumors to the contrary.

The DeSantis press team is claiming the NAACP travel advisory is a publicity tactic to put pressure on Florida’s tourism industry.

Shannon Rodriguez believes she is carrying out a religious duty through her work on the Hernando County school board.

Can Florida survive the governor’s presidential aspirations?

ReAwaken America speakers at Trump National Doral May 12-13 will address topics like “Jeffrey Epstein 101” and “Are COVID Vaccines Now Being Put Inside Our Food?”

For more than a decade, the Nelk Boys have inspired frat bros across America.

Some Miami city commissioners were less than secretive about their intent to redraw Miami’s voter maps on the basis of race.

“I have also seen people sharing a joint, as it is called, of marijuana,” the commissioner says.

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Joe Carollo lodged a jury-tampering claim in a bid to extinguish the lawsuit in which he’s accused of mounting a campaign to harangue two Little Havana business owners.

“This conversation should be about patient rights to treatment, not trying to establish doctors’ and insurance companies’ right to withhold treatment,” a retired doctor said at the state senate hearing.

“Cities are not czars. They are not empowered to go door to door determining the fate of each business in their jurisdiction,” Story nightclub’s attorney argues.

Margate’s lack of competitive bidding makes the city vulnerable to financial waste and abuse, according to the Broward inspector general.

“Shame, shame!” protesters shouted as Florida Rep. Fabián Basabe tried to mingle with the crowd outside his office.