The Latest Breaking News from Florida

Florida Republican says Cuban-refugee parents “are now just as American, if not more so, than Stephen Miller

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An Eleventh Circuit panel (by a 2-1 vote) issues a stay of the preliminary injunction that the district court issued in Naples Pride's favor.

There are about 582 million entrepreneurs worldwide, according to a survey by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, which involved 65 different economies from around the globe. This figure, representing about 7% of the global population, underscores the growing role of entrepreneurship in shaping economies and communities. That entrepreneurial energy was on…

The lawsuit filed in federal court in Florida alleges the group’s leaders were denied bail and that federal agents spied on their legal defense team

The former Florida congressman weighed in on the ongoing feud between the president and the world's richest man by endorsing a post from Ye on X.

Zane Garrett, a Florida boat captain, admitted to being the man caught stabbing a bull shark in the head in a viral Snapchat video.

A group of Cuban detainees staged a protest in Krome Detention Center's recreational yard to oppose deportation to third countries

Perfect timing, as always.