Here are the front pages of today’s Florida newspapers. These are gathered and posted by CaateComm and Florida Politics. Click here for today’s Newspaper Front Pages The post by SouthFloridaReporter.com appears on South Florida Reporter. Here are the front…
National Animal Shelter & Rescue Appreciation Week Support A Shelter Today! Fort Lauderdale's zoning code prohibits the keeping of wild or exotic animals in commercial and residential zones. Capybaras, as non-domesticated wildlife, fall squarely into that category. The café's location is…
Heather Moraitis edged out a victory Tuesday night, defeating John Rodstrom III in the hotly contested race for Fort Lauderdale's District 1 commission seat. She will replace John Herbst, the former city auditor who is stepping down two years into his…
Facing a tight press pack upon his arrival in Iowa, Donald Trump engaged in a characteristic, wide-ranging media gaggle that quickly shifted from standard campaign messaging to sharp confrontations with the traveling press corps. Standing on the tarmac against the…
Secretary of State Marco Rubio hosted G20 foreign ministers in Atlanta for two days of intense diplomatic talks. The gathering exposed deep global divisions over the ongoing wars in Ukraine and Iran. Rubio opened the summit on Friday with a direct…
Why, one might ask, should a Florida casino owner care about Alabama’s governorship? Part of the answer lies some six hundred miles to the southeast. It would be too simple to read the Big Easy cheque as a bribe, or…
President Donald Trump hosted freed American citizen Stephen Hubbard inside the Oval Office on Friday afternoon. Hubbard is a 74-year-old retired teacher from Michigan who spent over four years inside a Russian prison. Russian authorities had accused him of fighting…
Federal authorities are taking an extraordinary look at the fiercely contested United States Senate race in Alaska. The controversy began when a retired teacher from Petersburg, Daniel J. Sullivan Jr., entered the race. He shares a nearly identical name with the…
We all learned basic trivia about the fifty states in school. However, many popular stories do not hold up under scrutiny. As The American Facts notes, some state legends are “half-truths passed around for generations, others are just plain wrong.
The 2026 midterm elections have entered a frantic final stretch. Both major political parties are sending their top leaders nationwide. Ohio, North Carolina, and Georgia now stand at the center of the fight for Congress. Voters in these states are witnessing…
The political fights that reach home.