Gun Rights Groups Seek Wider Relief After Under‑21 Ruling
Gun‑rights groups asked the Fifth Circuit to undo a lower court’s narrow remedy after an appeals panel struck down the federal under‑21 handgun purchase ban. The filing seeks broader injunctive relief for organization members nationwide.
Florida High Schoolers Stand Alone in Phone Ban Exemption
Florida bars phones for K‑8 but allows high schoolers device use outside class. The state will pilot full‑day high‑school bans in six districts and requires a report by Dec. 1, 2026.
Land O' Lakes Math Teacher In State Crosshairs Over 'Bullet To The Head' Trump Line
Florida’s education commissioner filed an administrative complaint after a Land O’ Lakes math teacher allegedly told students 'Trump deserves a bullet through the head.' The filing could lead to suspension or revocation of the teacher’s certificate.
Rick Scott Sounds Alarm On Chinese Health Trackers, Presses FCC Crackdown
Senators Rick Scott and Dave McCormick asked the FCC to brief lawmakers on whether Chinese‑made smartwatches and medical devices could expose Americans’ biometric data. Experts and federal advisories point to real vulnerabilities already found in some devices.
Supreme Court Puts Florida’s Mini Juries On Trial This Fall
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Kian v. Florida, a challenge to the state’s use of six‑person juries that could force the justices to revisit a 1970 precedent and reshape criminal trials here.
Florida Power Duo Steers Nearly $1 Billion Bonanza To Home-State Bases
Senators Rick Scott and Ashley Moody say the Senate’s FY‑2027 NDAA would direct roughly $935M to Florida bases, funding hangars, ranges and infrastructure from Homestead to the Space Coast.
Florida High Court Puts Appeals Judges On Notice Over Tough Sentences
The Florida Supreme Court ruled that appeals panels must review denied requests for below‑guidelines sentences, remanding the Parrish case and resolving a split among districts. The decision could revive appeals across Florida.












