Trump Accepts A Purple Heart Amid Veteran Controversy
A veteran handed over his Purple Heart to Republican nominee Donald Trump on Tuesday amid a controversy with another veteran.
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A veteran handed over his Purple Heart to Republican nominee Donald Trump on Tuesday amid a controversy with another veteran.
Vice Presidential nominee Tim Kaine is hitting the battleground state of Florida hard Tuesday and talking jobs.
Sally Bradshaw, a top adviser to former Gov. Jeb Bush's presidential campaign, has switched from a registered Republican to an independent and will not vote for Donald Trump.
Without providing any information or evidence to support his claim, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump told a crowd of supporters that he fears that the fix is in for this November's election.
Judge rules that the way card games are being operated by a Jacksonville poker room violates the state's ban on banked card games.
Florida voters will be asked to extend to commercial and industrial properties a renewable-energy tax break.
Neither Hillary Clinton nor Donald Trump will likely unify the U.S. if elected, according to a poll released Monday reflecting the deep division in the United States.
Embattled Democratic Congresswoman Corrine Brown has labels the criminal case against her "half truths and (a) witch hunt."
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Kaine will rally voters in Florida this week.
Shattering the glass ceiling at the Democratic National Convention gave party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton a nice bump in the latest CBS News poll.
Defending his actions, Donald Trump complained about being "viciously attacked" by the father of a Muslim Army captain killed in Iraq, saying it's an emotionally charged feud that's left him isolated from his party.
Florida voters who have yet to register need to get busy.
Things are heating up as the Florida primary draws closer.
A group seeking voter approval in November of a solar-energy ballot initiative shelled out $1.77 million this month for advertising expenses.
After two fractious weeks in Cleveland and Philadelphia, the final night of the Democratic National Convention on Thursday strove for unity that has eluded both parties, calling on preachers, immigrants and others to vouch for Hillary Clinton and to level withering criticism at Donald Trump.
