Politics & Government

Gov. DeSantis’ office claims the state received multiple complaints about child attendance at the holiday-themed drag event in Fort Lauderdale.

A dominatrix instructed Fort Lauderdale city commissioners to allocate $250,000 for a BDSM dungeon.

A recently filed ethics complaint alleges Mayor Anthony DeFillipo has moved to Davie, far outside North Miami Beach city limits.

Regarding Suarez’s Qatar sojourn, New Times has some questions.

A judge denied Miami’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit filed by four plaintiffs who say the city indiscriminately destroys homeless people’s property.

U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee claimed it was congressional movers who put her American flag in a bin labeled “trash.”

Fam represents District 6, which encompasses Weston, Davie, and other areas in southwest Broward.

The rapper formerly known as Kanye West says he hooked up the former president with white-supremacist leader Nick Fuentes.

Hague, a vocal anti-mask-mandate activist, recently lost her bid against Democrat Dan Daley for Florida House of Representatives District 96.

The marriage-equality bill passed the U.S. Senate by a 62 to 37 vote, with Florida’s two senators opposing the landmark legislation.

LGBTQ advocacy groups are taking aim at two Florida medical boards’ proposed bans on care for transgender youths.

The Miami commissioner is digging in his heels in the federal civil rights lawsuit against him.

Under Trump’s wing, Republicans have fine-tuned their ability to evoke fear of communist infiltration in the Democratic Party.

Alexis Calatayud’s victory over Janelle Perez in the District 38 race extends Republicans’ grip on the state senate.

The conservative radio staple has seen its last major election before an anticipated format change under new ownership.

How did it come to this? DeSantis was propelled by more than $180 million in campaign funding and his reputation as a COVID-be-damned defender of freedom.

After a two-year, pandemic-related hiatus, the King Mango Strut is bringing satire back to the streets of Coconut Grove this coming January.

A man who allegedly stormed the U.S. Capitol to interrupt election certifications will work as an elections volunteer in Miami this November.

The city commission has held up funding after Mayor Suarez promised a million dollars to the Circle of Brotherhood, which runs crime prevention programs in Miami’s Black communities.

Two men with violent criminal histories have been arrested for allegedly attacking Rubio supporter and former white nationalist Christopher Monzon.

“Our hope was that [Mayor Suarez] would have some backbone and veto this thing on principle. Obviously that did not happen.”

A Hialeah man is accused of brutally assaulting a Republican canvasser and alleged former white supremacist.