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A federal judge ruled top aides to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton can be questioned by a conservative legal group about whether she deliberately tried to go around open records laws by using her private email.
The Senate is poised to vote on a bill that would allow high-school students to take computer-coding courses to satisfy two credits of foreign-language requirements.
President Barack Obama will be in Jacksonville on Friday to visit a business made possible by his economic stimulus package that passed during his first weeks in office.
Election season is in full swing and with the presidential nomination up for grabs in parties, staying on top of all things political can be a tall order.
Hawks in the Florida Legislature want Congress to fully declare the nation is at war with global Islamic terrorists.
Following his second place finish in the South Carolina primary, GOP presidential candidate Marco Rubio picked up more support.
The campaign office at Jeb Bush's Miami headquarters brought quiet -- no volunteers were making calls, no one handing out yard signs and bumper stickers.
Clear leaders emerged in both major parties as the 2016 presidential election inches closer.
After a poor showing in South Carolina, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush has suspended his campaign.
Hillary Clinton has been projected as the winner for the Nevada Democratic caucus, CBS News has reported.
It's a big day for both sides of the political aisle as caucuses begin in Nevada and primary voting is underway in South Carolina.
This week, President Barack Obama announced he'd become the first sitting U.S. President to travel to Cuba in 88 years with a scheduled trip in March. On Saturday, he discussed the trip in further detail.
The Republican battle for South Carolina turned deeply personal on the eve of Saturday's high-stakes presidential primary, as New York businessman Donald Trump eyed a delegate sweep and his Republican rivals fought for a southern surprise.
Legislative leaders say compromises will be needed to bridge vast differences in their tax-cut and economic-incentives proposals, as Gov. Rick Scott continues to stand firm that his requests will bolster Florida's economy.
A measure that would eventually remove some of the lower-selling specialty license plates from the road is headed to the House floor.
