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Gov. Ron DeSantis envisions a debate this month with California Gov. Gavin Newsom will draw interest for his presidential campaign.

A federal judge will hear a lawsuit alleging Florida has not provided adequate information before dropping people from the Medicaid program.

What is the state of public education in Florida today, with Norin Dollard, Senior Policy Analyst / Florida KIDS COUNT Director, Florida Policy Institute, and Damaris Allen, Executive Director of Families for Strong Public...

Most Americans support providing military aid to Israel but oppose committing American troops to fight directly against Hamas.

Mold toxicity and its health implications are a significant concern in the United States, with potential links to neurodegenerative diseases and various respiratory and inflammatory conditions. Dr. Fred Harvey, an expert in the field, believes...

Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration, county clerks of court and elections supervisors want a federal judge to toss out the lawsuit.

Seminole Tribe leaders will allow sports betting at their casinos in December - a first step in a major expansion of gambling in Florida.

President Joe Biden will nominate four people to fill federal judgeships in Florida: three in South Florida and one in Tampa.

Constitutionality of North Florida congressional districts The constitutionality of North Florida’s congressional districts was under question yesterday as a panel of state appeal court judges questioned attorneys. Some judges took issue with plaintiffs’ arguments against...

The Attorney General urged the Florida Supreme Court to reject a proposed constitutional amendment that seeks to ensure abortion rights.

Florida's Insurance Commissioner signed four orders that are part of what is known as a “depopulation” program aimed at shrinking Citizens.

The case has drawn attention from media organizations and open-government advocates.