Ethics in Government
Trump's eligibility for the ballot is being challenged under the 14th Amendment. Here are the notable cases.
Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows is the first election official to unilaterally declare former President Donald Trump ineligible for the presidency under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment. Read More.
Almost no Florida voters, it seems, want a president with empathy
Almost no Florida voters, it seems, want a president with empathy. A Florida Atlantic University poll asked the state’s voters what personality trait they value the most in a presidential candidate… Read More.
House Democrat hit with ethics probe over alleged campaign finance violations
Democrat Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick of Florida is being investigated by the House Ethics Committee for alleged campaign finance violations. Read More.
Accusations of serious misconduct by city officials fly at Boynton Beach meeting
The grievance involves City Manager Dan Dugger, Deputy City Manager Andrew Mack, City Attorney Shawna Lamb and the person who filed the complaints, Human Resources Director Tennille Decoste.
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Former prosecutor accused of limiting questions about Joe Biden denies politics played a role in Hunter probe
The former assistant U.S. attorney who allegedly worked to ‘limit’ questions about Joe Biden denied that politics played a role in the Hunter Biden investigation during her interview at the House Judiciary Committee, according to a transcript reviewed by Fox News Digital. Read More.
Conservative Think Tank Accuses Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson of ‘Willfully’ Failing to Report Her Husband’s Earnings; Clarence Thomas Faced Similar Criticism a Decade Earlier
A conservative think tank has filed an ethics complaint against U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, alleging failure to disclose required financial information connected to her husband’s income and funding sources for Brown’s inauguration ceremony. Read More.
Small town elected officials resigning due to new Florida financial disclosure law
Florida's new law calls for a far more detailed reporting process Read More.
U.S. intelligence finds Cuba interfered in Florida races during 2022 midterm elections, report says
The Cuban government conducted influence operations in the United States “aimed at denigrating specific U.S. candidates in Florida” during the 2022 midterm elections, the U.S. intelligence community said in a report published Monday evening. Read More.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez facing calls to resign after reports about foreign ties, trips
A newly-elected Miami city commissioner is calling for Mayor Francis Suarez to resign in the wake of new reports bringing even more scrutiny to the mayor’s office and the city. Read More.
Senate aide out of job after purported sex tape apparently filmed in Senate hearing room
A Senate staffer is out of a job after the publication of a video appearing to show two men having sex in a Senate hearing room. Read More.
All Florida Republicans vote for Biden impeachment inquiry
Every Florida Republican representative in Washington, D.C. voted Wednesday to greenlight a House impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. Read More.
Florida Republican Party suspends chairman and demands his resignation amid rape investigation
The Republican Party of Florida suspended Chairman Christian Ziegler and demanded his resignation during an emergency meeting Sunday. Read More.
House approves impeachment inquiry into Biden after Hunter cameo
The House voted Wednesday to formally authorize an impeachment inquiry into President Biden, allowing committee chairmen to compel interviews, obtain documents and further their case that he was improperly involved with his family’s foreign business dealings. Read More.
Panama City commission files ethics complaints after mayor accused of power misuse, sexual harassment
The Panama City Commission voted unanimously for the city to file two complaints in order to have the state's ethics commission investigate concerns related to Mayor Michael Rohan. Read More.
Push to put U.S. Rep. on Florida’s Dem primary ballot gets federal court hearing
'We followed our rules and procedures that are well laid out,' Florida Democrats leader Nikki Fried says Read More.
