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Monica Pais
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Donald Trump pleads not guilty to 37 federal charges in classified documents case
The government fingerprinted the former president ahead of a 3 p.m. arraignment that proceeded with no disruption from a rowdy crowd of onlookers.
Representative Charlie Crist bests his opponent to take on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis
Tuesday’s primary results solidify the Democratic challengers for governor and Senate in a general election that could set the tone for the second half of President Joe Biden’s term and the political landscape leading into the 2024 presidential election.
Voters Flock to Polls in Florida, a Must-Win State for Trump
Hundreds of thousands of Floridians casting their ballots Tuesday added to an already historic voting turnout in the country’s largest battleground state.
Florida Voters Head to Polls in Pandemic Primary
Florida’s poll workers — armed with sanitizer, gloves, face masks and, in some cases, face shields — welcomed voters on Tuesday during the state’s first primary election held in a pandemic.
Biden Pulls Out to Huge Early Lead in Florida Primary
In the face of a nationwide coronavirus outbreak, Florida voters on Tuesday trickled into their polling places to send Vice President Joe Biden to an overwhelming victory in a primary election almost predetermined by polls.
Democrats Have Raucous Exchange in Second Night of Debate
Ten more Democratic candidates faced off during the second night of the first presidential debate where immigration and health care dominated the discussion, including a fiery exchange between Kamala Harris and Joe Biden.
Panel Asked to Overturn Conviction of Rap Producer
The attorney for a rap music producer convicted of drugs and firearms possession told the 11th Circuit on Friday that the government based its accusations against him on flimsy evidence including social media posts and text messages.
11th Circuit Takes Up Colombian Extradition Fight
An attorney for a former Colombian minister of agriculture seeking asylum for political persecution told an 11th Circuit panel Thursday that his client cannot be extradited using a treaty that has never been ratified.