Rick Scott Wants Feds to Smoke Out AI-Savvy Terrorists
Sen. Rick Scott pushed a bill to require DHS to publish annual reports on how terrorist groups use generative AI, mirroring a House measure that advanced last year. Lawmakers point to growing evidence that groups like ISIS and al‑Qaeda are experimenting with AI for propaganda and recruitment.
Florida AG Goes After TikTok, Says App Is Harming Kids Online
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier sued TikTok and ByteDance, accusing the app of allowing underage accounts and misleading parents about harmful content. The 66‑page complaint seeks injunctions and penalties under the state’s minors‑protection law.
Florida High Court Lets Fake Electors Lawyer Keep His Law License After Felony Plea
Florida’s high court issued a reprimand for Kenneth Chesebro instead of suspending him, citing Georgia’s First Offender Act and prompting a sharp dissent from Justice Jorge Labarga.
'Give Me a Break': Fort Myers Judge Rips Feds, Orders Detainee Freed in 48 Hours
A Fort Myers federal judge ordered the immediate release of Dmitrii Iastrebov after finding the government ignored a prior court mandate. The decision gives him 48 hours to be freed and criticizes the agency's reversal.
DeSantis Blasts Florida GOP’s Debate ‘Purge’ As Donalds Left Standing Alone
Gov. Ron DeSantis criticized the Florida GOP’s debate thresholds that left Byron Donalds as the lone qualifier, warning the rules could alienate voters ahead of the Aug. 18 primary.
Florida AG Tells School Boards To Let Students Leave For Religious Lessons
Attorney General James Uthmeier told school boards they must accommodate off‑campus religious "release time," while funding and transport remain the responsibility of families and providers.
Donalds, Renner And Fishback Qualify For Florida Governor's Race
Byron Donalds, Paul Renner and James Fishback formally filed and paid to qualify for Florida's Republican gubernatorial primary, keeping the GOP field intact ahead of the August primary.












