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Ron DeSantis has hinged his struggling presidential campaign on how he successfully passed a battery of ultraconservative laws in Florida. But what he doesn’t like to mention is the millions of taxpayer dollars he has wasted as courts repeatedly knock those laws down.The Republican-controlled state legislature has helped DeSantis easily take on some of the right’s favorite culture wars. He gutted abortion rights, LGBTQ protections, and academic freedom. He also has been locked in a...

Struggling in the Republican presidential primary, the Florida governor also has growing problems in his home state.

Ron DeSantis’s struggles on the campaign trail have eroded his influence back home in Florida, and even once-close allies are revolting against his control.DeSantis was crowned early on as the natural successor to Donald Trump: A demagogic culture warrior, but younger and more disciplined—he was a figure who could appeal, in theory, both to MAGA diehards and Trump skeptics. When he launched his campaign, he was fresh off a series of victories at home. The Republican-controlled Flor...

Republican Representative Daniel Perez of Miami was designated as the next Florida House speaker for the 2024-2026 legislative term.

The event will take place between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. at Ronselli Park, 250 SW 114th Ave, Miami, FL 33174, in the City of Sweetwater.

(MIAMI, FLA) -- Floridians are paying property insurance premiums nearly three times the national average and one state lawmaker tells 850WFTL that relief from

The shooting in Uvalde, Texas, had an immediate impact on jury selection for Nikolas Cruz' trial. A rise in COVID cases in South Florida has brought only masking recommendations as The Federal Reserve seeks to lower inflation and keep the economy growing. What will be the impact of the Surfside-inspired law passed by the Florida Legislature?

Social action groups call on 7 Florida companies to fight against protest, election bills Published:  Tags:  DORAL, Fla. – Social action groups are calling on Florida corporations to fight along with them over two Florida legislative bills, some of the most controversial this session. HS Bill 1, the protest bill, cracks down on mob violence and the elections bill tightens rules for voting. Both are in the crosshairs of social action groups who feel targeted by the proposed new rules and ar...