He Was Wrongfully Imprisoned for 16 Years. Then a Cop Killed Him During a...
Leonard Allan Cure, 53, was wrongfully convicted and served more than 16 years for a crime he did not commit before his release in 2020
View ArticlePink to Give Away Banned Books at Florida Tour Stops
Florida leads the country in book bans, with more than 1,400 books removed from shelves
View ArticleNew Florida Bill Aims to Bring ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Into Workplaces
HB 599 would bar state employees from using their preferred pronouns, and prohibit nonprofits from training employees on issues of gender and sexuality
View ArticleMoms for Liberty Chapter Splits From Group After Rape Allegation
The chapter broke with the organization after sexual assault allegations emerged against the co-founder husband's, Florida GOP Chair Christian Ziegler
View ArticleAlleged Rapist Wants a Huge Payout to Step Down as Florida GOP Chair: Report
Sexual assault allegations against Christian Ziegler continue to threaten the political futures of one of Florida’s most prominent GOP power couples
View Article‘Crazy’ Florida Bill Could Allow Wrongful Death Lawsuits Over Abortions
Critics say the Republican legislation would allow individuals to sue doctors for damages if their partners obtain an abortion
View ArticleA Fire in the River: Big Sugar and ‘Black Snow’ in the Everglades
For more than a century, the sugar harvest has shaped the lives of people in the Everglades and transformed the region — and put the most vulnerable at risk
View ArticleFlorida GOP Finally Axes Party Chair Facing Rape Investigation
The Florida Republican Party has voted to expel their chair weeks after stripping him of his authority and salary
View ArticleFlorida Republicans Want to Destroy Restrictions on Teenage Labor
A proposed Florida law seeking to roll back restrictions on teenage labor was drafted by a far-right conservative think tank pushing similar efforts nationwide
View ArticleFlorida Republicans Keep Trying to Argue That Slavery Wasn’t So Bad
Florida state Rep. Alex Andrade said during the discussion of an anti-CRT bill that some slaves were paid
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