News about Politics

Former President Donald Trump lashed out at a female reporter for asking about his proposed voting reforms, continuing a pattern of aggressive interactions with journalists that has drawn significant public attention recently.

Trump calls question 'stupid' after reporter asks about canceling August recess, sparking debate over press relations and legislative priorities during his presidency.

US pushes Kill Switch Act against Chinese AI models like Moonshot's Kimi K3. Critics label accusations as hypocrisy masking market protectionism fears.

New University of North Florida polls show GOP candidate Byron Donalds with a lead over Democrat David Jolly, sparking local discussion on election integrity and voter trends in Central Florida.

US Ambassador confirms Trump halted strikes on Iran to enable peace negotiations following recent tit-for-tat military exchanges between Washington and Tehran.

Officials voted to change historic preservation laws. The move targets Section 106 reviews blocking a large arch monument.

Florida marks two centuries since its first execution. The state has evolved from public hangings to lethal injections, setting a recent historical record.

Orlando Rep. Cory Mills denounces the FBI investigation as a political attack by opponents weeks before the August Republican primary, fueling debates on Central Florida politics.

At the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, President Trump's speech was marked by silence following personal attacks on reporters and political rivals like Joe Biden.

Rep. Kat Cammack (R-Fla.) condemns workplace conduct in Washington D.C., citing safety concerns for women working on Capitol Hill and criticizing a 'culture of creepiness.'

Norway prepares formal ethics complaint to FIFA regarding President Donald Trump’s influence on ruling that cleared Arsenal star Folarin Balogun of mandatory suspension after World Cup incident.

President Donald Trump will hold a campaign rally in Michigan’s Oakland County on Monday, coinciding with early in-person voting for the August 4 primary election.