Ron DeSantis’ deputy secretary of state has asked supervisors in Hillsborough, Orange, Palm Beach and Osceola counties to gather roughly 36,000 signatures for the state to review. The signatures ...

With the creation of the Office of Election Crimes and Security, voting rights advocates say the gloves came off in the ...

These letters were signed by John Wilson ... It was a bombshell: The document alleged that Gov. Ron DeSantis’ top advisers, not Wilson, had concocted the entire scheme to censor ads for ...

A law signed by Ron DeSantis last year has led one school district to remove three publishers’ dictionaries, while another removed classics like Paradise Lost and East of Eden, for their ...

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill on Monday prohibiting Florida residents under the age of 14 from owning a social media account, while also introducing restrictions for 14- and 15-year-olds. The bill, ...

G ov. Ron DeSantis' administration is sending law enforcement officers to homes to question Floridians who signed petitions ...

Ron DeSantis and allies in his administration ... incest and the life of the woman — which DeSantis signed into law last year. Last month, a state-run health care agency launched a website ...

DeSantis signed a law that also threatened to imprison citizens of this state (that’s you) who donate money to citizen amendment drives like the one that got abortion on the ballot.

A Florida official has just thrown Governor Ron DeSantis under the bus in the lawsuit over the threats against television channels airing pro-abortion ads.

A former attorney for the state of Florida says he resigned rather than continue sending cease-and-desist letters, which a federal judge has now called unconstitutional.

Pro-choice activists marching in Miami, Florida on 24 June Florida's Republican Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a bill banning most abortions after six weeks, paving the way for drastic changes ...

The flurry of actions has generated litigation, a rebuke from a federal judge and assertions that state officials may be ...