Twitter Suspends Several "Alt-Right" Accounts
In an effort to crack down on accounts linked to threats of violence or hate speech, Twitter has suspended the accounts of several high profile members of the so-called "alt-right."
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In an effort to crack down on accounts linked to threats of violence or hate speech, Twitter has suspended the accounts of several high profile members of the so-called "alt-right."
Sen. Ted Cruz is being coy about whether he will take part in President-elect Donald Trump's incoming administration.
Hillary Clinton made her first public appearance Wednesday since conceding the election to Republican President-elect Donald Trump.
Florida state colleges are looking for additional money in the next state budget.
FWC officials expressed concern that the government of the Bahamas is in talks with China to split fishing rights in waters east of Florida.
Public defenders look to have videoconference hearings in mental health cases blocked.
A mob of FIU students gathered at their student center, hoping to make their campus a safe haven for illegal immigrants.
President-elect Donald Trump walked into New York's 21 Club to applause after not being seen for days.
It looks like Florida Governor Rick Scott will be meeting with President-elect Donald Trump.
Miami Dade College's president is getting the very prestigious Presidential Medal of Freedom.
What's in a name? For three apartment buildings in New York City, it's no longer "Trump."
Senate Republicans re-elected Mitch McConnell to be their majority leader as Congress is set to start working on Donald Trump's agenda next year.
President-elect Donald Trump emerged from his New York skyscraper for the first time in days Tuesday night, moving about the nation's largest city without a pool of journalists on hand to ensure the public has knowledge of his whereabouts.
At the annual Republican Governors Association conference this week in Orlando, the focus has been on sweeping changes on everything from health care to education now that Donald Trump will be president and the GOP has the majority in Congress.
New Florida Senate rules do not include the broad-based restrictions on lobbying and budget measures that will be imposed by the House.
