Tag: government policies

Florida’s controversial Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has set its sights on Miami-Dade, demanding a sweeping set of records to scrutinize how the county reached a $402 million budget deficit…

President Donald Trump and his supporters have coined a new nickname for him: the “peacemaker-in-chief.” The White House recently touted several peace deals and ceasefires, some temporary, as feathers in…

A U.S. senator’s floor speech has gone viral, but not for anything he actually said. “Major breaking news,” read captions on a Facebook reel and a July 27 X post.…

Last Call – A prime-time read of what’s going down in Florida politics. First Shot Florida’s top legal officer is going to court over online smut. Attorney General James Uthmeier…

Joe Gruters will face no opposition when he runs for Republican National Committee (RNC) Chair next month. The Florida Republican National Committeeman, who enjoys an endorsement from President Donald Trump,…

The NCAA Division III Membership Committee has approved Lyon College’s active Division III membership, effective Sept. 1, paving the way for the college’s student-athletes to compete in national championships beginning…

The Arkansas Department of Agriculture is now accepting applications for wildland fire suppression kits through Sept. 30. Applications can be submitted online here. Through a grant from the U.S. Forest…

It’s become a common scene in the news and social media feeds: Federal immigration agents descend on day laborers seeking work outside of big box home improvement stores. Now some…

After House Speaker Mike Johnson sent lawmakers home early for recess in July, he said if they were so concerned about releasing records related to the late convicted sex offender…

Orange County Commissioner Kelly Semrad went to the doctor Monday because she said she hadn’t slept in four days. Commissioner Mike Scott described his emotions as “overwhelmed in ways that…