Politics & Government

Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican, agreed with a Facebook comment calling the Parkland shooting a “false flag.”

Amid another social-media scandal, members of the Democratic Party are once again calling for the removal of Ricky Arriola.

The Miami Workers Center is calling on Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava to extend the county’s moratorium.

Last month, Publix doubled down on its support for the business-friendly governor.

The Center for Biological Diversity condemned the bills, calling them “shockingly un-American.”

While some lawmakers changed their minds, these Florida Republicans voted to challenge Electoral College results.

Erin Gaetz said in multiple tweets that she disagrees with her brother, Rep. Matt Gaetz, about Trump’s false claims of fraud.

Who could have seen this coming?

A potential move to designate Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism could keep some FIU students from finishing their degrees.

In an effort to preserve its “aesthetic beauty,” the City of West Palm Beach passed a panhandling ban.

The students had their nascent minds molded by a who’s who of elite guest speakers.

Longtime Miami-Dade transit workers are owed thousands of dollars in back pay over the past four years, but the county keeps putting off paying them.

The 2020 election proves it.

Guests have discussed how the party has turned into what Kennedy calls “a personal bank account” for consultants and vendors.

During a public meeting, the mayor of Coral Gables checked his phone and took calls instead of listening to residents.

An advocate says the project was “an unofficial but de facto campaign…to eliminate a legal encampment of homeless persons.”

Virtual meetings have created a catch-22: More people can be heard by their governments, but those governments aren’t listening.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava is already turning off some of her staunchest supporters after her first week on the job.

Last week, Voters Opinion was abruptly shut down.

Mr. Please Clap did not take the criticism too well.

They’re joining a “freedom squad” to fight against the Republican Party’s bogeyman — socialism in the Democratic Party.

Outgoing Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos A. Giménez is among those encouraging President Donald Trump not to concede.