The Florida Senate and Secretary of State Cord Byrd are pushing back against a lawsuit alleging racial gerrymandering in the state’s 2022 redistricting plan. The lawsuit, filed in April, challenges the configuration of two Tampa Bay-area Senate districts – District 16 and District 18. Plaintiffs…
Read More Florida Senate Defends Redistricting Plan Against Racial Gerrymandering Claims
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti has secured a landmark nationwide victory against the Biden Administration’s controversial Title IX rules, marking a significant win for states’ rights and the protection of children’s privacy. The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky ruled that…
Read More Tennessee AG Skrmetti Defeats Biden’s Controversial Title IX Rules Nationwide
A relentless series of wildfires continues to ravage Los Angeles County, fueled by powerful Santa Ana winds and leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. Thousands have been forced to flee their homes, iconic landmarks are threatened, and the death toll continues to climb.…
Read More California Reels From Devastating Wildfires: Thousands Evacuated, Landmarks Threatened
In a move aimed at solidifying Florida’s position as a leader in space exploration, three of the state’s top universities have formally joined forces to create a powerhouse space research consortium. Leaders from the University of Florida, the University of Central Florida, and Embry-Riddle…
Read More Florida Universities Join Forces To Launch State’s Space Research Ambitions
In the wake of the tragic New Year’s Day terror attack in New Orleans, Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) has voiced sharp concerns regarding the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) commitment to its core mission of protecting Americans. The attack, which claimed the lives of 14…
Read More Tennessee Sen. Blackburn Slams FBI On DEI Following New Orleans Terror Attack
In a decision that could significantly impact police searches in Florida, a state appeals court has ruled that a drug-sniffing dog’s alert to the presence of marijuana cannot, on its own, justify a warrantless search of a vehicle. The ruling, issued Tuesday by the 5th…
Read More Florida Court Ruling: Drug-Sniffing Dogs Can’t Justify Searches Based On Marijuana Scent Alone
Demand for Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) has skyrocketed in Florida following the implementation of a new law requiring age verification for access to adult websites. According to research firm vpnMentor, VPN usage in the state surged by a staggering 1,150% in the first four hours…
Read More Floridians Flock To VPNs As Age-Verification Law Takes Effect
A father and son from Ohio and Colorado have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the January 6th, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. They are accused of assaulting law enforcement officers and other offenses related to the riot. Joseph Charles Valentour, 66, of…
Read More Father, Son From Ohio And Colorado Arrested For Assault On Law Enforcement During J6 Riot
CITRUS COUNTY, Fla. – Sheriff David Vincent announced the appointment of his new Executive Team on Tuesday, a group of seasoned law enforcement professionals tasked with advancing public safety, community engagement, and operational excellence in Citrus County. The announcement marks a significant step in Sheriff…
Read More Sheriff David Vincent Unveils New Executive Team To Lead Citrus County Sheriff’s Office
A groundbreaking bill introduced in the Florida Senate seeks to establish gold, silver, and electronic currency backed by precious metals as legal tender in the state. Sponsored by Senator Rodriguez, Senate Bill 132 aims to redefine financial transactions, taxation, and payment of debts using these…
Read More Florida Senator Proposes Bill To Recognize Gold, Silver, And Digital Currency As Legal Tender