Ron DeSantis Slams SCOTUS Ruling on Social Media Censorship

TALLAHASSEE, FL—A new, pro-Biden Supreme Court ruling dealing with the federal government's allegedly social media censorship of conservatives online may bode poorly for Governor Ron DeSantis...READ MORE

Rep. Cory Mills-The American dream is far from reach and no longer affordable for many young Americans. The Biden Administration has once again abandoned America’s hard-working middle class and made way for their new voters: illegal criminal migrants.

Simple question, are you safer and economically better off now than four years ago?

The answer: NO! Under President Trump, our border was SECURE. Let’s pass H.R. 2.

Rep. Darren Soto-We delivered $959K+ in FY24 Community Project funds for @citybeautiful stormwater improvements in the Curry Ford area.

The impact of Hurricane Ian showed East Orlando's vulnerability to flash floods. Proud to keep working towards solutions to keep Central Floridians safe.

Ron DeSantis Slams SCOTUS Ruling on Social Media Censorship—By The Floridian's Liv Caputo—A new, pro-Biden Supreme Court ruling dealing with the federal government allegedly censoring conservatives online may bode poorly for Governor Ron DeSantis.

Gaetz Introduces Bill Allowing Income Taxes to be Paid in Bitcoin—By The Floridian's Grayson Bakich—Cryptocurrency is a hot commodity, and it could become legal tender soon. Representative Matt Gaetz (R-FL) is already on it and has recently introduced a bill allowing the payment of Federal income taxes with Bitcoin.

Republican Congressmen Cast Lot Behind Businesses in Environmental Case vs SEC—By The Floridian's Mateo Guillamont—A group of over two dozen Republican lawmakers have joined an amicus brief in support of a lawsuit against a Securities and Exchange Commision (SEC) environmental rule.

Florida Lawmakers Unite in Push to Preempt Coral Reef Emergency—By The Floridian's Mateo Guillamont—A bipartisan group of Florida lawmakers is urging the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to adequately prepare for a potential emergency in Florida’s coral reefs.

Rubio Says Increase in 2024 Trafficking in Persons Report 'Outrageous'—By The Floridian's Grayson Bakich

Donalds Says Hip-Hop Artists are Saying 'No' to the Biden Agenda—By The Floridian's Jackson Bakich—Representative Byron Donalds (R-FL) appeared on Benny Johnson’s “The Benny Show” to discuss the economic effects of President Joe Biden’s (D) tenure in office that those in the music industry – especially those in the hip-hop sphere – are feeling. The Florida representative was candid in his perspective that some of those in the hip-hop industry have a history of illegal activity, but now are attempting to make money in a legal way and are dealing with the consequences of “heavy inflation, taxation and regulation.”

The Last Squeeze is pressed by Javier Manjarres, Jim McCool, Liv Caputo,  and Daniel Molina