Donald Trump Coming To Miami Friday
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is scheduled to be in Miami on Friday.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is scheduled to be in Miami on Friday.
The State Department is reopening an internal investigation of possible mishandling of classified information by Hillary Clinton and top aides.
A former local politician is back in South Florida today after serving two and a half years in prison.
Ted Cruz is not ready to endorse one-time rival Donald Trump, but the Texas senator says he will speak at the Republican convention in two weeks.
FBI Director James Comey answered questions on Capitol Hill Thursday about the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
Health experts along with political leaders are calling for Congress not to adjourn before passing a bill on Zika funding.
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are talking about a potential endorsement event next week in New Hampshire, sources say.
Attorney General Pam Bondi is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to rule on Florida credit card law.
Marco Rubio's office confirmed to CBS4 the Florida senator will not be attending the GOP convention.
Attorney General Loretta Lynch says Hillary Clinton email investigation to be closed with no criminal charges.
- A bill that would extend sanctions against those violating human rights in Venezuela is heading to the president.
Bernie Sanders is facing intense pressure from House Democrats to endorse Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign as rank-and-file lawmakers confronted him Wednesday behind closed doors with shouts of "Timeline! Timeline!" and even scattered boos.
Letters published by the U.K.'s Iraq War Inquiry show that then-Prime Minister Tony Blair assured U.S. President George W. Bush of his support for regime change in Iraq eight months before the U.S.-led invasion began in March 2003.
Donald Trump is praising Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's ruthlessness.
President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton will rally in CharFBI Director James Comey says they will not recommend criminal charges against Hillary Clinton for her use of private email servers while she was secretary of state - lifting a major legal threat to her presidential campaign. lotte, N.C. on Tuesday.
