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'I don't think Marco Rubio is making these decisions': State Dept. slashes human rights bureau
New York Times diplomatic correspondent Michael Crowley, former USAID administrator Andrew Natsios, and The Atlantic staff writer David Graham join Nicolle Wallace to discuss the newly announced cuts at the State Department that target human rights and democracy divisions – despite Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s longtime record of promoting international human rights work.
Operation Tidal Wave is a glimpse into how state law enforcement agencies will assist Trump’s mass-deportation efforts.
Law enforcement in Florida's 2nd Judicial Circuit have been told by State Attorney Jack Campbell to "refrain" from enforcing ...
Florida is poised to become the second state to ban the long-standing practice of adding fluoride to public water systems.
As the state’s top law enforcement official, Attorney General James Uthmeier made heads spin when he initially told Florida ...
ICE and Florida law enforcement have teamed up for "Operation Tidal; Wave," a five-day effort to round up about 800 ...
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The State Park Preservation Act requires public hearings for land management plans and forces the state to comply.
The program, launched by the first lady, is rooted in the Department of Children and Families and operates across several ...
Another incident involving gunfire that happened two hours after the April 17 mass shooting at FSU brought fear to a west-side apartment complex.
A first-of-its-kind construction project is underway in Florida. The state is building its first wildlife crossing over ...
Republican Sen. Gayle Harrell filed the bill after a controversy last year about the state Department of Environmental ...
The most recent fall in initial unemployment claims for Florida was in line with the national trend. There were 209,782 new ...
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