Donald Trump

Leaked audio reveals Rep. Stephanie Bice criticizing Trump's priorities, highlighting internal GOP tensions that could influence Central Florida politics and voter perceptions ahead of key elections.

New August polls reveal President Trump’s net approval rising from -29 to -21, driven by improved standing among five key voter demographics despite overall national disapproval.

New filings show President Trump kept oil stock investments during rising US-Iran tensions, contradicting his public criticism of the industry.

Florida election supervisors in Central Florida confirm that mail voting will proceed normally, ignoring Trump administration attempts to restrict the method under state law.

Mark Carney sees rising Canadian support for his firm stance against Trump's trade policies, but restarting negotiations remains a complex diplomatic challenge.

Constitutional law experts criticize Trump's push for expanded White House secrecy as dangerous to democratic norms, citing risks from relying on non-government attorneys.

Donald Trump's recent attacks on New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman highlight a persistent pattern of hostility towards the press, affecting political discourse in Central Florida.

As the U.S.-Israel war against Iran reaches its six-month mark, President Donald Trump states he is "not in a hurry" to end hostilities. The administration pivots to sanctions as military readiness concerns grow ahead of November elections.

Trump placed himself at #1 on Truth Social, ranking Lincoln and FDR below him. He labeled Obama and Biden failures. Many past presidents were excluded from this self-serving list entirely.

Former President Donald Trump amplified warnings about a "midterm reckoning" for Republicans, citing polling trends that suggest growing voter dissatisfaction. The warning reflects broader concerns among GOP strategists about suburban shifts.

Repairs to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool have revealed significant issues with its liner, contradicting claims of vandalism by President Donald Trump.

The US Supreme Court has temporarily upheld executive orders restricting mail-in voting, prompting mixed reactions from Orlando and Central Florida lawmakers. While the ruling does not determine final legality, it creates immediate challenges for local election administration.