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Did Time magazine give Donald Trump horns on its "Person of the Year" cover?
The election recount in Michigan suddenly appears in doubt after a state appeals court said the Green Party candidate's poor showing disqualified her from seeking a second look at the votes.
Time magazine has named Donald Trump their "Person of the Year."
Two Miami-Dade County Republicans this week filed bills that would repeal a decades-old law that requires liquor stores to be stand-alone facilities.
Before President-elect Donald Trump resumed his "Thank You" tour with a rally in Fayetteville, North Carolina on Tuesday he called out Boeing over the cost of new Air Force Ones.
There were no sorority rushes or intramural sports, but House members returned to Tallahassee on Tuesday for "Legislator University."
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi won't confirm or deny speculation that Donald Trump may pick her to be the next drug czar.
Good morning and welcome to America. A group of Cuban migrants landed early Tuesday morning on Big Pine Key.
Gov. Rick Scott has urged legislators to back his proposed 5 percent pay raises for state law enforcement officers in the 2017-18 budget and hinted the plan could grow to include corrections officers.
A shift in demographics is forcing a change at the polls in more than a dozen counties in Florida.
President Barack Obama will head be in Tampa on Tuesday afternoon to meet with active duty service members at MacDill Air Force base, which is the headquarters for the U.S. Special Operations Command.
The state's newly installed House Speaker ripped into Florida's Supreme Court on Monday during a speech to a business organization that lobbies in Tallahassee.
During his campaign in pursuit of the Oval Office, Donald Trump promised to be a President for all Americans.
President elect Donald Trump has announced that he plans to nominate Dr. Ben Carson to head the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
An already sensitive issue is beginning to heat up in the topic pool again.
