Government and politics

The son of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney stopped by the University of Florida to talk about his father and his father's plan for the country if elected president.

Former GOP candidate Herman Cain spoke at the University of Florida as part of a college tour to encourage students to be informed and to pursue their goals.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas spoke with University of Florida law students about education and his own experiences.

After visiting schools throughout Florida, Gov. Rick Scott announced that education will be his new priority.

A law being challenged in the Florida federal court could decrease the amount of days to vote early.

A panel at the Levin College of Law Wednesday night discussed the role of women in this year's presidential race. Representatives from both the Republican and Democratic parties were present.

With the November election coming up, some dissatisfied African American religious leaders have told their congregations not to vote. Others, however, draw the line there.

Stephen Craig, a UF political science professor and the director of the political campaigning graduate program, studied negative ads and how candidates retaliate.

A panel of experts will meet today at the University of Florida’s Levin College of Law to discuss how women's issues are treated in this year's election and how the cultural roles of women have changed.

Mitt Romney stands by remarks made at a private fundraising dinner in May that shed an unfavorable light on 47 percent of Americans.