Rep. Chip Roy’s decision to run for attorney general opened his 21st District seat to 15 candidates. A crowded GOP field and local water fights could shape the outcome.

Preliminary VISIT FLORIDA estimates show 143.3 million visitors in 2025, driven by domestic travel and a record fourth quarter. The tally could reshape spring travel across Orlando, Miami and the Gulf Coast.

Mel Tucker asked a federal judge to consider a Jan. 28 dismissal of Brenda Tracy's lawsuit as evidence in his wrongful‑termination fight with Michigan State.

A Moroccan asylum seeker says U.S. authorities flew her to Cameroon and back to Morocco despite a judge's protection order, spotlighting contentious third‑country deportations.

President Trump posted that a "great hospital boat" is "on the way" to Greenland, but officials and allied authorities have not confirmed the plan or which ship will deploy.

A HUD FOIA response shows the FHA doesn't collect citizenship data on loan applications, meaning the agency can't count how many non‑permanent residents hold FHA‑insured mortgages. The gap comes after Mortgagee Letter 2025‑09 barred non‑permanent residents from future FHA loans.

A $330M Queens estate fight has become an appellate test of the borough’s Surrogate’s Court, with filings accusing a judge of using a secret docket and gag orders.

Tina Cannon says a tweak in H.B. 545 could weaken the state auditor’s independence and limit audits; lawmakers call it a budget clarification.

Rob Bonta told FOX 11 he didn't know Michael Gates after the former Huntington Beach city attorney — now a statewide AG challenger — publicly urged debates this week.

Parkland’s City Commission unanimously adopted the IHRA working definition of antisemitism into the municipal code, aligning local policy with state law amid a national rise in incidents.

Hochul pushed back after NYU Langone ended its transgender youth program amid federal funding threats. Families and officials are scrambling for alternatives.

A judge has halted Los Angeles' push to use AB 630 to seize and dismantle RV homes, saying the law applies to counties — not the city. The decision could force City Hall to defend its plan or wait for a legislative fix.

Mayor Dean Trantalis' name appears in DOJ Epstein files; the reference is in a 2011 FBI memo, but the pages reviewed contain no charging language or evidence he communicated with Epstein.