As federal SNAP payments stall during the prolonged shutdown, Gov. Ron DeSantis is rejecting calls to declare a state food emergency, arguing the crisis is Washington’s fault. With nearly three million Floridians at risk of losing benefits, his stance has sparked growing political and public pressure.

The federal shutdown has stretched into its 35th day, poised to become the longest in U.S. history as lawmakers struggle to find an agreement. Families, agencies, and essential programs are already feeling the pressure, with SNAP recipients facing reduced and delayed benefits.

President Trump warned that federal aid to New York would be reduced if voters elect Democrat Zohran Mamdani as mayor. The comments came as Trump unexpectedly urged voters to support Andrew Cuomo instead, framing Mamdani as “incapable” and too far left.

President Trump denied knowing Binance cofounder Changpeng Zhao, despite issuing him a recent pardon. The exchange highlights the growing entanglement between the administration, crypto interests, and Trump-linked business ventures.

The Venezuelan government insists the alleged agents were part of a scheme to ignite a “full-scale military confrontation”

Miami’s answer to the Succession writers’ room

Miami’s upcoming mayoral race is shaping up to be one of the city’s most dramatic yet, featuring candidates tied to political dynasties, legal controversies, and national power players.

Miami’s Race for Mayor Heats Up. With 13 contenders in the running, the fight to replace Francis Suarez is officially a full house.

“It’s been a great run, but I think the president knows, and he and I have talked about, the constrictions of the Constitution,” Johnson said. Translation: “No, you cannot do this legally, please stop asking.”

The Trump administration’s latest attempt to conjure up money to pay air traffic controllers during the federal shutdown appears to have hit a hard wall.

Miami voters are facing an election that feels part political drama, part soap opera, and part circus.

probable cause to bring formal disciplinary charges against the Third District Court of Appeal judge

As Donald Trump once quipped in *The Art of the Deal*, "The dollar always talks in the end." In the volatile arena of Argentine politics, those words rang truer than ever this weekend, where a timely infusion of American cash—and the pointed threat of its withdrawal—appears to have tipped the scales for President Javier Milei's embattled libertarian movement.

Letitia James makes a powerful and defiant comeback at Zohran Mamdani’s campaign rally, turning her first public appearance since her indictment into a symbol of resilience and political unity.

In an arrest photo that’s gone mega‑viral — not for the suspect, but for the... curves — ICE’s San Diego office hasn’t just made a citizen arrest. It made the internet lose its collective mind.