President Trump impeached again
President Donald Trump became the first president and U. S history to be impeached twice on Wednesday. Ten Republicans joined Democrats in voting to impeach the president.
Florida Lt. Gov. Nuñez calls for swift justice with Capitol rioters
Florida Lt. Governor Jeanette Nuñez said there was no excuse for last week's violence in our nation's capital.
Schumer pledges quick delivery of $2,000 stimulus checks: 'We will get that done'
Senate Democrats plan to make another coronavirus relief package — including sending an additional stimulus payment to many Americans — one of their top priorities for the year once they assume control of the chamber.
Bill would increase unemployment benefits for Floridians
Florida House Bill 207 was introduced this week. If passed, it would increase weekly unemployment benefits from $275 to $500
DeSantis says violent protests won't be tolerated
Following the chaos at the U.S. Capitol Building last week, the FBI is warning of disruptions at all 50 state capitals in the coming days. Gov. Ron DeSantis said violence protests will not be tolerated.
Lawmaker wants Florida to divest state funds from big tech
A Central Florida lawmaker wants Florida to divest state funds from tech firms that he said is exercising censorship on social media platforms.
Trump denies any responsibility in Capitol riot
A defiant Donald Trump spoke to reporters on Tuesday saying his rally speech ahead of last week's alleged insurrection by pro-Trump supporters on Capitol Hill was "totally appropriate."
FBI warns of armed protests
The FBI is warning of armed protests planned at all 50 state capitals in the coming days. We spoke to some Florida lawmakers to get their reaction on how the state is and should be preparing.
How likely is second impeachment of Donald Trump?
House Democrats filed impeachment documents on Monday to remove President Donald Trump from office before his term expires on January 20.
House Democrats introduce impeachment resolution
House Democrats say President Donald Trump incited an insurrection and have introduced articles for impeachment.
Riot legislation proposed for Florida
Florida lawmakers are advancing legislation first proposed during Black Lives Matter marches that would bring criminal charges to those involved in any violent protests in the state.
Fallout from chaos on Capitol Hill continues
A Capitol Hill police officer injured during Wednesday's riot has died. Meanwhile, federal authorities are searching for people involved in the alleged insurrection on the grounds of sedition and criminal misconduct.
Lawmakers calling for 25th Amendment to be used
More lawmakers are calling for the 25th Amendment to be used to remove President Donald Trump from office. Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi has said that it the 25th Amendment is not invoked, lawmakers will entertain another impeachment.
Floridians among the chaos at U.S. Capitol
Many Central Florida residents were visiting Washington, D.C. to participate in a pro-Trump riot when the riot broke out at the U.S. Capitol Building.
Capitol Hill riot prompts congressman to change stance
Florida Congressman Michael Waltz was in the House Chambers when Wednesday's riot broke out. He said that insurrection led him to pivot on his challenge to certifying the electoral vote for Joe Biden.
Fallout continues from riot at U.S. Capitol Building
Crews spent Thursday cleaning up broken glass and debris strewn across the legislative chambers of the U.S. Capitol Building. Now, there are growing calls for President Donald Trump to step down or be removed from office before the January 20 inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden.
Former congressman shares thoughts on chaos at Capitol Hill
Former Florida Congressman Ric Keller offers insight into the riots at the U.S. Capitol Building.
Florida Rep. calls for invoking 25th Amendment after Capitol riot
Under the 25th Amendment, Congress, the cabinet and vice president can strip powers from a president.
Trump blocked on social media
President Donald Trump has been temporarily blocked from social media platform Twitter and Facebook.
Florida lawmakers react to events on Capitol Hill
Florida lawmakers had a front-row seat to the chaos inside the U.S. Capitol Building.