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DeSantis wants amendments to the U.S. Constitution to implement term limits and require Congress to balance its budget. He thinks those changes are the only way the country will stop running at a budget deficit.
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Almost 500 people gathered Saturday at a town hall organized by the Leon Democratic Party. Those in attendance were frustrated and angry: at Donald Trump, at Elon Musk, and at their own political party.
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Salzman’s bill grants parents of 15- and 16-year-olds, access to their child’s social media messages.
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Tallahassee protesters rally to keep their Social Security benefits and call out U.S. Rep. Neal DunnDunn says he’s committed to protecting Social Security, but believes there’s fraud in the system that warrants investigation
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A bill aimed at building up infrastructure and growing rural communities, is moving forward in the Florida Legislature.
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A new defamation bill in Florida is causing some friction among state lawmakers and attorneys.
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60 higher ed institutions around the country received letters from the Department of Education accusing them of violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
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The only open carry bill filed this session was withdrawn.
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House Minority Leader Fentrice Driskell says if the state cuts property taxes, the fall-out will be on the shoulders of local government
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Faced with Republican super majorities in both chambers of the Legislature, House Democrats highlighted a series of priorities Monday—though they acknowledged the bills are unlikely to pass during the annual session that starts Tuesday.