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Rep. Frederica Wilson becomes the 58th U.S. representative to announce she won’t seek re-election in 2026

Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-Fla.) announced on May 29, 2026, that she will not seek re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2026.

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83-year-old Rep. Frederica Wilson confirms retirement from Congress

Her announcement comes days after she denied Axios' reporting of her plans as a "crazy rumor."

Axios

Congressional leaders plead with their absentee lawmakers: "You've got to come"

An Iran war powers resolution failed in a tie vote with a half dozen House members absent.

Axios

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Second lawmaker, 83, absent for a month from Congress as staff repost old photos of her on social media

Frederica Wilson, 83, follows absence of New Jersey Republican who GOP leaders say left them in the dark

The Independent UK

83-year-old Rep. Frederica Wilson eyes reelection despite Hill absence

The Florida Democrat has missed nearly a month's worth of House votes due to eye surgery.

Axios

Florida surgeon general Ladapo's vaccine mandates opposition goes against medical mainstream

Dr_ Joseph Ladapo, a Nigerian-born physician with impeccable U_S_ medical credentials, says that requiring vaccinations for diseases like measles, polio and chickenpox amounts to government-imposed “slavery.”

The Independent UK

Dozens Of Dems Urge Lawmakers to Visit ICE Facilities Regularly Amid Reports of Abuse

A new House resolution led by Rep. Frederica Wilson calls on Members of Congress to regularly visit ICE detention facilities

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South Florida Lawmakers Warn Trump Administration About Ending Humanitarian Program: 'It's a Death Sentence'

DHS revoked the legal status of 500,000 migrants last week, ending the humanitarian parole program. South Florida lawmakers quickly criticized the move.

Latin Times

Congressional Black Caucus Endorses President Biden For Re-Election

President Biden reaffirms support from Congressional Black Caucus amidst internal opposition, with Rep. Frederica Wilson endorsing his commitment to Black ...

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John Kelly's "too late" Trump revelation

"Has Gen. Kelly apologized yet to Congresswoman Frederica Wilson for lying about her?" MSNBC host asks

Salon

GOP courts union support, but not when it comes to teachers - Roll Call

The GOP’s broad overtures toward unionized workers does not extend to teachers' unions, who remain a favorite target of Republican attacks.

Roll Call

Congresswoman shares story of stillborn son with US House

Florida’s Frederica Wilson relives experience of being forced to carry a dead baby as Republicans push for anti-abortion measures

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Biden calls DeSantis ‘Donald Trump incarnate’ as he campaigns in South Florida for Crist and Demings

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — President Joe Biden delivered a searing indictment of Republican policies on Tuesday, charging they’re a threat to Social Security and Medicare, then delivering a closing argument aimed at mobilizing Florida voters to turn out for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist and Senate candidate Val Demings.

The Independent UK

After cancellation, Dems look to reduce future student debt

House Democrats are proposing new legislation that would increase federal student aid, lower interest rates on loans and take other steps to make college more affordable

Miami Herald

Citing voter suppression, ‘Souls to the Polls’ tradition continues in Miami Gardens

MIAMI — Voters headed to the polls on Saturday during the last weekend of early voting for Florida’s 2022 primary elections, with churches and community organizations focusing on Black voter turnout in Miami-Dade County.

McClatchy Washington Bureau

Dozens of bomb threats have HBCUs looking to Biden for support, FBI for answers

WASHINGTON — February should have been a month of celebration. But for many historically Black colleges and universities, or HBCUs, it was a time of anxiety, frustration and terror.

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