Miami Religious, Political Leaders Call to Preserve Haitian TPS
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem plans to end Temporary Protected Status for nearly 350,000 Haitians.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem plans to end Temporary Protected Status for nearly 350,000 Haitians.
Commissioners Ariel Fernandez and Melissa Castro are demanding to know who ordered the edits of the public meeting recording.
The former prime minister resigned in disgrace in 2022.
A January 2025 lawsuit described the owner of El Toro Loco as Carollo’s good friend and strong political ally.
James Fishback’s long-shot run for Florida governor is gaining attention for its internet-era politics.
Some defendants who take on their own defense don’t fare as poorly as one might expect.
Cherfilus-McCormick is running for Florida’s 20th Congressional District.
Sophie Rain roasted gubernatorial prospect James Fishback after he proposed a 50 percent tax for creators on the platform.
This session could decide the future of property taxes in Florida, a priority for Gov. DeSantis.
Pierre Cazassus and Stanley J. Paul-Noel are no longer working as sergeants-at-arms.
From Miami, with hate.
This would not be the first time DeSantis filed state charges amid an ongoing federal case.
Departmental orders prohibit officers from accepting or soliciting gifts to prevent corruption and bribery.
Marco Rubio said that conversations about holding elections in Venezuela are “premature.”
Nicolás Maduro (Jr.) Guerra, who is 35, is also named in the indictment.
It has been five years since the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
Though the U.S. has a history of intervention, Maduro’s seizure represents a first in modern foreign policy.
Sen. Rick Scott and Rep María Elvira Salazar celebrated the military action, while other local politicians expressed concern.
Doral mayor Christi Fraga also made an appearance.
Presenting the top 12 Floridians who caused us to cringe most at the sting of guilt by association.
From Casey DeSantis’ beef with Bad Bunny to Publix allowing open carry, here are some wild stories we covered in 2025.
Now you see it, now you don’t.