Politics & Government

Readers on social media responded immediately, pointing out the irony of President Donald Trump’s nomination.

Immigration advocates put up the billboards on Dolphin Expressway Monday, but the company removed them the same day.

As of July 9, his videos have racked up more than 2 million views.

Mayor Danise Henriquez called a special meeting Tuesday to discuss commissioners’ options.

The 40-foot-wide billboard in Arizona portrays Trump as a baby sitting in the swamp next to an alligator wearing a MAGA hat.

His credentials include ending asylum protections for hundreds of thousands of immigrants and bombing nuclear sites in Iran.

In December 2024, DeSantis appointed Carlos Duart to the FIU Board of Trustees and Tina Vidal-Duart to the FAU Board of Trustees.

A makeshift migrant jail in the swampy Everglades meets AI slop. Welcome to Florida, baby!

The contractors are illegally covering up the USDOT numbers on their trucks.

The surge in statewide migrant detentions has come at a deadly price.

The hastily constructed site deep in the Everglades is scheduled to receive migrants tonight.

Dozens of Key West residents supported the decision at a meeting this week.

All Florida hospitals will soon dress all newborns in “Alligator Alcatraz” onesies.

What began as a sick “joke” during Trump’s first term has become a gruesome reality.

Gov. Ron DeSantis threatened to sue the city if commissioners voted in favor of moving city elections.

The commission voted Friday night to approve a development that spells the end of the Bikini Hostel.

Ginger, there is now no need for that gender reveal party that you planned.

Camila Ramos, 36, is now in jail on charges of battery, aggravated assault on an officer, and resisting with violence.

Once again, the consummate Florida Man is in hot water – this time with his mother.

Donald Trump didn’t invent racist immigration policy. For decades, both major parties built the system he’s now weaponizing.

Miami City Commissioner Damian Pardo’s pair of election reform motions passed by narrow votes on Tuesday, June 17.

Residents begged Miami city commissioners not to empower cops to pitch in with immigration enforcement. It didn’t work.