Rubio Announcement + Heat Game = Traffic Trouble
If you don't have to travel to downtown Miami Monday night then try to avoid it. With two major events taking place, traffic is expected to be a nightmare.
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If you don't have to travel to downtown Miami Monday night then try to avoid it. With two major events taking place, traffic is expected to be a nightmare.
Hours before he makes his presidential intentions official at a major rally in Downtown Miami, Marco Rubio is already a trending topic on twitter.
A local political expert says Hillary Clinton's decision to announce her candidacy for president in a YouTube video allowed her to reach a lot of voters at once.
If Marco Rubio launches his presidential campaign as expected Monday, the first-term Republican senator from Florida may have to answer this simple question. Why now?
With speculation over whether Florida Republican Marco Rubio will announce he is running for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, there is also speculation on who would replace him.
Political pundits will be going into overdrive this weekend as two potential presidential candidates ready to announce their plans, one of which may cause a fall out between two friends.
Senator Marco Rubio plans to announce his plans for the future on Monday, April 13th, at Miami's Freedom Tower. If, as expected, his decision is to make a presidential run, he'll have a political committee ready to raise and spend unlimited cash on his behalf.
At the Freedom Tower, addressing Miami Dade College small business graduates, Marco Rubio might have been talking about himself.
Though he won a second term in November, Gov. Rick Scott continues to be viewed unfavorably by large numbers of Florida voters.
Five months after narrowly rejecting a medical-marijuana ballot initiative, Florida voters overwhelmingly support allowing doctor-prescribed pot in the state, according to a poll released Monday.
Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush appears to be slipping in Florida—according to a swing state poll released Thursday.
Republican U.S. Senator Marco Rubio, who has promised an announcement in Miami on April 13th regarding his presidential candidacy intentions, may have to move the venue.
With voters pointing to concerns about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's honesty, former Gov. Jeb Bush and U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio have gained ground on the Democrat in the presidential race in Florida, according to a poll released Tuesday.
Poll numbers, set to be released Tuesday, may provide some insight into Florida, and other swing states', presidential race.
Senator Marco Rubio of Florida introduced a new bill that would ban local elected officials from enacting gun-control laws.
Jim goes one-on-one with the congresswoman days after her announcement that she will not run for the U.S. Senate in 2016 and instead will seek re-election to her seat in the U.S. House. The two also discuss the 2016 presidential election, specifically Hillary & Jeb. They also touch on international topics including Netanyahu's re-election and U-S-Israeli relations, Iran nukes and the historic change in U.S.-Cuba relations.
A Palm Beach Democrat who unseated tea party Rep. Allen West in 2012 has his eyes on a new prize.
U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz isn't going anywhere. The outspoken South Florida congresswoman has announced that she will not be running for a Senate seat in next year's election.
After losing a bid to unseat Republican Gov. Rick Scott in November, Democrat Charlie Crist ended speculation Monday that he could run for the U.S. Senate in 2016.
The Florida House passed a bill Wednesday, setting the state's presidential primary date for 2016.
While he has not officially announced whether or not he'll make a run for the White House in 2016, Florida Republican Marco Rubio has made moves that seem to indicate he's leaning in a certain direction.
Republican Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida criticized the president's handling of negotiations over Iran's nuclear program and relations between Israel.
Further testing the waters for a possible presidential run, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio is in New Hampshire to talk with voters.
Keynoting a graduation ceremony for small business owners at Miami Dade College, Marco Rubio might have been speaking of himself.
Former Governor Jeb Bush plans to release thousands of emails on a new website Tuesday along with the first chapter of an e-book which portrays what he calls a compassionate leadership style and deep conservative credentials.
