"Rubio Calls Out Demings for Supporting Mass Student Loan Forgiveness," by The Floridian's Jackson Bakich—Yesterday, President Joe Biden (D) made an announcement stating that his administration would be paying tens of thousands of dollars of student loan debt to individuals using taxpayer dollars. Republicans have jeered this decision, while some Democrats have applauded it. Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) is not a fan.

"DeSantis Announces New SunPass Savings Program," by The Floridian's Grayson Bakich—If any of The Floridian's readership frequently drives on Florida's toll roads, you can breathe a bit easier now. On Thursday, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is implementing a new "SunPass Savings" program beginning September 1st. This six-month initiative is estimated to save users $38 million, and DeSantis is calling on the State Legislature to "take necessary action" next year so more Floridians can save toll money.

"Diaz-Balart Condemns Biden's Reduction in Force of Office of Cuba Broadcasting," by The Floridian's Grayson Bakich—For many years, the United States Agency for Global Media (USAGM) has given the Cuban people news media through its Office of Cuba Broadcasting (OCB) that the state disallows. Recently, however, just over a year after the historic July 11th protests, its budget has been facing a Reduction in Force (RIF). Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (R-FL-25) is calling this RIF "despicable" and an attempt by the Biden administration "to appease the Communist oppressors."

"Scott Demands Diaz-Canel, Maduro, and Ortega be Denied Entry to UN General Assembly,"by The Floridian's Grayson Bakich—There are three regimes that stand out in the Western Hemisphere for their human rights abuses and as threats to US interests—Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua. Cuba, under Miguel Diaz-Canel, Nicolas Maduro's Venezuela, and Daniel Ortega's reign of terror in Nicaragua, have all contributed to the majority of human rights atrocities committed in Latin America.

Moskowitz vs. Budd: Position on Israel," by The Emet Times

"Crist Ad Tells Voters 'Defeat Fascism, Defeat DeSantis'" by The Floridian's Daniel Molina—Straight from his primary win against Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried (D), Florida Rep. Charlie Crist (D) is now mounting attacks against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R). Crist, who defeated Fried by a wide margin, is now positioning himself as the Democrat that can unseat DeSantis in the November election. Releasing a new advertisement, Crist is calling for Florida voters to “defeat fascism, defeat DeSantis.”

"DeSantis Tired of ‘Little Elf’ Dr. Fauci," by The Floridian's Daniel Molina—Dr. Anthony Fauci continues to attract criticism as he gears up to step down from his position in December. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R), one of Fauci’s top critics in the country, addressed Fauci’s media appearances. Showing his displeasure to those in attendance at the Keep Florida Free tour, DeSantis called Fauci a “little elf.”

"Florida Reps Attack Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan," by The Floridian's Grayson Bakich—On Wednesday, the Biden administration announces that it will forgive $10,000 student loans to those who make less than $125,ooo a year. As swell as this sounds, this will cost taxpayers $300 billion, and the national debt is currently at $30.7 trillion. Needless to say, Republicans and conservatives have called out this latest directive from the White House.

"DeSantis Administration to Invest $56 Million; Protect 20,000 Acres of FL Land," by The Floridian's Jackson Bakich—All throughout the Sunshine State, Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) and his administration has designated over $56 million for 20,000 acres for natural conservation. More than 98% of the land is within Florida’s Wildlife Corridor, which is a series of lands that are interworking and are integral to the sustainability of the state’s ecosystem.

"Laura Loomer Refuses to Concede Primary Race, Cries Voter Fraud," by The Floridian's Jim McCool

"Scott Announces COLLEGE Act; Looking to Make Universities More Responsible for Debt," by The Floridian's Jackson Bakich—On Monday, Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) announced his intention to introduce the Changing Our Learning, Loans, Endowments, and Graduation Expectations (COLLEGE) Act. With the President Joe Biden (D) announcing today that the administration will forgive up to $20,000 in student loan debt, many Republicans, including the Florida Senator, have come out saying that forgiving college debt would be a disaster.

"Rubio: Why Are People Who Support Terrorists Allowed to Enter US?" by The Floridian's Grayson Bakich—Last week, it was reported that at least 66 terrorist suspects have been caught illegally entering the United States. On June 8th, the Biden Dept. of Homeland Security and Dept. of State ruled that so long as individuals provide "limited or insignificant support" to terrorist organizations, they can legally enter. On Tuesday, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) sent a letter to Secretaries Alejandro Mayorkas and Anthony Blinken rightfully concerned with this decision.

"Florida's Biggest Loser: Anthony Sabatini," by The Floridian's Javier Manjarres

"Luna Crushes Republican Primary Field, Advances to General Election," by The Floridian's Grayson Bakich

"Aaron Bean Easily Wins Primary Election," by The Floridian's Grayson Bakich

"Election Night Results in Florida," by The Floridian's Daniel Molina

"Lauren Book Wins Contentious Primary Race, Reelected to Florida Senate," by The Floridian's Daniel Molina

"Rep. Gimenez Faces Democrat Asencio in General Election," by The Floridian's Daniel Molina

"Salazar and Taddeo Win Primaries, Face off in November General Election," by The Floridian's Daniel Molina

"Rubio Says Senate Race is a ‘Clear Choice’"by The Floridian's Daniel Molina

"BREAKING: Charlie Crist Wins Democratic Primary for Governor," by the Floridian's Jackson Bakich

"Court Clears Way for Rebekah Jones in Congressional Race," by News Service of Florida

"Rubio Looks to Target Democratic Party Fundraising Vehicle Ron DeSantis: America's Top Gov [VIDEO]," by The Floridian's Javier Manjarres

"Court Clears Way for Rebekah Jones in Congressional Race," by News Service of Florida

"Rubio Looks to Target Democratic Party Fundraising Vehicle Ron DeSantis: America's Top Gov [VIDEO]," by The Floridian's Javier Manjarres

"DeSantis Says Fauci 'Losing' his job is Sign of 'Recovery'" by The Floridian's Daniel Molina—Dr. Anthony Fauci has announced that he will be stepping down from his position in December, and the announcement has drawn mixed responses. While some have praised Fauci for his efforts during his tenure, Republicans are cheering that Fauci will no longer be serving in the role.

"Fried Warns That 'Every Vote Counts' in Primary Election," by The Floridian's Daniel MolinaWith the 2020 primary election here, the gubernatorial hopefuls are making their final cases in raising support for their campaigns. In recent weeks, Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried (D) and Florida Rep. Charlie Crist (D) have released polls indicating that one is polling over the other.

"Black Republican Congressional Candidate Banned from Twitter on Eve of Primary," by the Floridian's Jackson Bakich—One day before Florida’s Primary Election, Twitter has suspended a Republican candidate, Dr. Drew Montez who is running for U.S. Congress. Oddly enough, Dr. Montez stated previously on his twitter page that no one has been talking about big tech and that Congress isn’t doing enough to address the issue. He also added that Section 230 would “be on the agenda!” assuming he'd be elected to office.

"Fauci Announces Resignation, Florida Officials React," by the Floridian's Grayson Bakich—The policies and mandates recommended by Dr. Anthony Fauci during the COVD-19 pandemic continue to polarize Americans. On Monday, Fauci announced he would step down as Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

"Nuñez Clarifies Controversial Illegal Immigration and Cuban Refugee Comments," by The Floridian's Grayson Bakich

"Florida Democrat Voter Feels 'Cheated' by Democrat Politicians," by The Floridian's Jim McCool

"Demings Took Big Pharma Money, Now Appears to Oppose Drug Industry," by The Floridian's Javier Manjarres—Florida Senate candidates and current U.S. Rep. Val Demings has come out denouncing “Big Pharma” on Twitter, stating that the pharmaceutical industry has long been “winning on Capitol Hill because they have the money and the lobbyists on their side.”

"Anthony Sabatini's Colorful Bunch of Supporters, Staffers," by The Floridian's Javier Manjarres—Florida’s primary election is here and candidates for elective office can soon rest easy knowing that their respective races will soon be over, especially the contentious and downright nasty races like the Republican primary race in District 7.

"Florida Lt. Gov. Nuñez Addresses Illegal Immigration Crisis, Influx of Cuban Migrants," by The Floridian's Javier Manjarres—On Friday, Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nuñez, a first-generation Cuban-American, appeared on the Spanish-language radio show " Actualidad Radio" to discuss illegal immigration and Cuban exiles, where her two-tiered response to a question about illegal immigration, and the amount of Cubans illegally crossing the southern border drew the ire of Florida Democrats, including Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried.

"Demings Promotes Signage of Law Enforcement Training and Support Bill," by The Floridian's Jackson Bakich—The TBI and PTSD Law Enforcement Training Act has been signed into law. Originally cosponsored by Senate candidate and current House Legislator, Rep. Val Demings (D-FL) alongside Rep. Bill Pascrell (D-NJ), the bill sets aside $270 million over a 5 year period to reaffirm the Justice and Mental Health Collaboration Program.

"Warren Mocks DeSantis Over Election Integrity Press Conference," by The Floridian's Grayson Bakich—Governor DeSantis' Thursday press conference on election integrity continues to draw criticism from Florida Democrats and liberals. As we covered earlier today, Rep. Carlos G. Smith (D-FL-49) focused his Twitter umbrage on Attorney General Ashley Moody.

"Deutch meets with Israeli PM Lapid as Iran Nuclear Aggression Continues," by The Floridian's Michelle Rosenberg

"Florida 'Freedom First' Workforce Sees Record Low Unemployment of 2.7%," by The Floridian's Jackson Bakich

"Carlos G. Smith Trolls Moody On Social Media after Election Integrity Press Conference," by The Floridian's Grayson Bakich—Thursday, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) announced that 20 felons who illegally voted in the 2020 Election have been arrested. As The Floridian covered, Commissioner of Agriculture and rival for Governor Nikki Fried (D) quickly cried "voter suppression."

"Jackie Toledo Loses Campaign Manager to new Hillsborough State Attorney," by The Floridian's Javier Manjarres

"DeSantis Announced Arrests of 20 Illegal Voters in Florida," by The Floridian's Javier Manjarres—Fort Lauderdale—Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that his Florida Office of Election Crimes and Security and the Florida (ECSF)Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), have arrested 20 individuals for breaking Florida’s elections laws.