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Political news from state Florida
Incumbents beat DeSantis-backed candidates in Florida school board races
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — School board candidates in Florida backed by Gov. Ron Desantis were defeated Tuesday in several counties, results that opponents of the Republican say are a rebuke to his conservative education agenda.
Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava cruises to reelection victory
MIAMI (AP) — Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava cruised to a reelection victory Tuesday, avoiding a potential runoff by winning nearly 60% of the vote.
Despite Ethics Cloud, Matt Gaetz Wins Republican Primary
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) defeated his Republican challenger in a primary election Tuesday and will likely coast to reelection despite an ethics investigation and a concerted effort by some Republicans to unseat him.
Disney Backs Down After Arguing Man With Disney+ Couldn't Sue Over Wife's Death
After a week of backlash, Disney has reversed its stance that a man whose wife died after eating at a restaurant at Walt Disney World could not file a wrongful death lawsuit due to terms he agreed to when signing up for a free trial of Disney+ in 2019.
Giuliani is no-show in court conference after not complying with subpoena
Rudy Giuliani failed to appear at a pre-motion conference in the Southern District of New York after he refused to respond to a subpoena, according to a lawyer for the plaintiffs.
Barron Trump will go to college in New York this fall
Barron Trump, the youngest son of Donald Trump, will be heading to a college in New York this fall, the former president has revealed.
Dem candidates bankrolled by 'defund the police donors' targeted by House GOP
The House GOP is setting its sights on a handful of Democratic candidates who have been bankrolled by left-wing billionaires whose money has also gone toward promoting what Republicans call "soft-on-crime" policies.