Ethics in Government
Another state ethics probe investigation of Francis Suarez dropped after ‘no probable cause’ found
The decision marks another win for the twice-elected Mayor and former presidential candidate over whom federal and local probes still hang. Read More.
Congressional hearing on the Joe Biden classified documents probe turns into a proxy campaign battle
Democrats and Republicans clashed at Tuesday's hearing. Read More.
More than 20 progressive groups form a coalition to counter pro-Israel groups before the election
Facing a barrage of super PAC money, more than 20 progressive groups are coming together to forcefully counter pro-Israel groups’ efforts to primary challenge liberal members who've been critics of Israel's blistering military offensive in Gaza. Read More.
Jan 6 committee allegedly suppressed testimony showing Trump admin pushed for National Guard presence: report
The Jan. 6 congressional committee allegedly falsely claimed it did not have evidence that showed former President Trump’s administration requested National Guard assistance, according to a report detailing a "hidden transcript" that was recently released. Read More.
Delray Beach Mayoral Candidate Sues Competitor For Libel And Slander
Delray Beach Mayoral Candidate Thomas Carney, Jr., is suing his competitor for libel and slander. Ryan Boylston, according to the suit, bulk mailed a campaign flyer that is full of lies. Specifically, that Carney was involved in a “second hit and run.” Read More.
Biden AG Garland May Bring Lawsuits Against Florida Election Laws
According to major polls including Pew Research and Gallup, around 81% of Americans support the idea of photo identification being used when somebody goes to vote. Read More.
Riviera councilwoman's appeal to participate in election denied; is Supreme Court next step?
An appeals court refused to reconsider its decision that Riviera Beach Councilwoman Julia Botel did not follow state law in qualifying for re-election. Read More.
Florida elected officials challenge expansion of financial disclosure law
In a legal battle against Florida's Commission on Ethics, nearly 80 elected officials are contesting the recently enacted Form 6. Read More.
Gimenez Denounces Jayapal and Omar's Secret Cuba Visit
Representatives Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) and Ilhan Omar (D-MN) traveled to Cuba during the Congressional recess to discuss human rights and its relationship with the United States. Read More.
Florida legislature passes bill to require disclaimer on AI-influenced political ads
Artificial intelligence is changing the landscape of politics, so Florida lawmakers passed a bill Friday to ensure voters know when it’s been used in a political advertisement. Read More.
The end of public campaign finance? Senate approves referendum to repeal standing law
Voters may get to repeal a provision ceding matching funds for candidates that agree to hard money spending limits. Read More.
Palm Beach County GOP faces friction, unhappiness with chair as 2024 elections loom
Palm Beach County Republicans are struggling to resolve internal problems, and dissatisfaction with new chairman at the outset of 2024 election year. Read More.
Florida Senate committee recommends multiple executive appointments
The Florida Senate Committee on Ethics and Elections recommended a number of executive appointments Monday. Read More.
'Squad' member Jamaal Bowman under fire for fundraising with 'anti-Israel' Rashida Tlaib as he faces challenge from moderate
Embattled “Squad” member Rep. Jamaal Bowman is being roundly criticized by pro-Israel activists for forming a joint fundraising committee with Michigan Rep. Rashida Tlaib. Read More.
Unveiling the Biden Americore Connection: A Probe into Presidential Ethics
Explore the intricate narrative of the Biden-Americore controversy, shedding light on alleged ethical breaches and the scrutiny of presidential integrity. Delve into the political repercussions and the broader discourse on ethical governance in public office. Read More.
