Legislation under consideration would rename the Gulf of Mexico in 52 sections of state laws. A separate bill would require ...

The more than 45 years of bipartisan support for independent oversight — oversight that has demonstrably improved government ...

Democracy is dying — not in darkness, but in plain sight at the Florida Capitol. Republican legislators want to make it outrageously expensive for citizens to launch ballot initiatives. In the past, ...

The president’s efforts to compel localities to cooperate with his mass deportation agenda could curtail funds for criminal ...

Democrats missed their opportunity to make a serious statement at President Trump's State of the Union address.

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The proposal would give the commissioner of government efficiency authority to "audit, investigate and report on fraud, waste and abuse." ...

The chair of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee panel, Louisiana Republican Rep. Clay Higgins, advised local ...

Under the new bill, any fired feds who get reinstated could pick up where they left off in their probationary periods, instead of starting from scratch.

Florida lawmakers took the first steps Tuesday to wipe away the Gulf of Mexico from state laws and educational materials.

Three Republican-controlled House and Senate panels gave initial approval to bills aimed at moving to rename the Gulf of Mexico.