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Florida charges 20 individuals, mostly noncitizens who falsely claimed U.S. citizenship to register, marking a major election integrity enforcement effort across Central Florida.

Federal Judge Timothy Kelly orders immediate reinstatement of media access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico after they were banned by the Trump administration.

Donald Trump's Iran policy draws sharp criticism from American media and public as approval ratings fall, raising stakes for upcoming midterms.

Bloomberg reports Brightline nears Chapter 11 filing to restructure $1.1B debt, raising concerns for Orlando transit and local economy.

Intense storms have swamped Orlando-area roads causing major traffic delays while overwhelming sewage systems, leading to localized backups and health warnings for residents.

Iran's president accuses the US of breaking international law at the UN General Assembly, while AI leaders prepare briefings for global tech regulation.

While the Trump administration extends a warm diplomatic welcome to President Xi Jinping, Capitol Hill is filled with bipartisan criticism regarding China's actions, highlighting a deep political divide.

Soaring diesel prices are causing alarm among Republican candidates as midterm elections approach. Many are advocating for a ban on diesel exports to address voter concerns about high fuel costs and economic hardship across the country.

U.S. President Donald Trump is facing increased scrutiny regarding his Iran strategy as midterm elections approach. Media and public criticism coincide with reported drops in approval ratings, highlighting the political stakes for 2018.

Justice Dept lawyers defend barring CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from White House zones, citing threats to national security regarding Trump projects and Iran war reporting.

Florida election officials have started processing mail-in ballots for the upcoming November general election, with initial returns coming in from military and overseas constituents statewide.

Election offices across Florida are distributing mail ballots as early returns begin trickling in. Officials report initial numbers from military and overseas voters while navigating new legislative requirements.