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The HBO host, 68, used his show Real Time with Bill Maher to talk about child safety and insisted it is 'every adult's job to protect them'. He insisted that Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis was not wrong in his attempt to crack down on the 'creepy stuff' at Disney. 'As one of the few people in the public eye who's gone through life and never had kids, someone has to tell me why am I always having to defend them,' he said. Maher went on to slam the Drag Queen Story Hour trend and said it is 'time to admit' that it's 'more for the queen than the kids'.

The girl was targeted as she was leaving the lunchroom at Sebastian Middle School in St Augustine on February 12, a source close to her family revealed. She was then dragged to the ground by another student who repeatedly banged her head against the floor as their classmates crowded around cheering, clapping, and barking at the girl while they recorded videos of the incident. The suspected attacker was disciplined by the school district in accordance to its student code of conduct and issued a Juvenile Civil Citation. But the victim's family feels the district has demonstrated a 'sickening' lack of action to protect the girl, the source revealed, adding that it 'feels like the school was trying to slip this under the rug'.

This is the moment a student in Florida's St. Johns County School District dragged a fellow classmate to the ground and repeatedly banged her head against the floor. The brutal attack happened in February as a crowd students looked on, barking and cheering as the fight ensued. District officials say the school 'swiftly addressed' the incident and took action against the attacker in accordance to the code of conduct's guidelines for level four offences, which are classified as the 'most serious' infractions. While the school refused to specify what discipline the student received, a staff member at the Governor's Office revealed the pupil was 'removed from the school'. The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office also issued the student a Juvenile Civil Citation.

The $60 million for Democracy PAC is the second-biggest campaign donation in the 2024 election cycle, after an $82.5 million sum to Ron DeSantis' doomed presidential bid.

A nonprofit founded and funded by Soros gave cash to boost the campaigns of congressional Democrats, pro-choice campaigners and black candidates in down-ballot races, a filing with the Federal Election Commission shows. The $60 million for Democracy PAC is the second-biggest campaign donation in the 2024 election cycle, after an $82.5 million sum to Ron DeSantis' doomed Republican presidential bid.

Ashley Brundage, who transitioned in 2008, is a board member a board member of LGBTQ advocacy group GLAAD , and was honored by the state in 2022 for her work promoting Diversity, Equality and Inclusion (DEI). DeSantis has waged war on DEI initiatives deriding them as 'discrimination, exclusion and indoctrination'. But Brundage, 43, is confident that Republicans and independents will swing behind her bid for the Democratic nomination after reading his shower of praise for her work as a 'mentor and advocate to children and women'. 'I think that it definitely opens the door for a broader conversation across party lines,' she said.

Gov. : Gov. On Monday, Ron DeSantis signed a bill making it a felony in Florida for someone to open law enforcement and first responders to fentanyl. In exacerbating the drug crisis, he warned offenders that if they lie to officers about whether fentanyl is present when they answer a call and blamed President Joe Biden for his "unwillingness to secure the border." 'You are killing people in our communities when you're injecting fentanyl,' DeSantis said during a Monday press conference. 'You have to be treated like the murderer that you are.'

Princess Neverwas' 'American Riviera Orchard' launch is turning into a massive headache for her. Meghan unveiled her gleaming, greige lifestyle brand as frenzied anticipation arose around the MIA Princess of Wales last month. Some believed the Duchess was callously piggybacking Kategate to flog her latest jams, spreads, and silly bits. Others said they couldn't believe she was so carelessly cooking in a white top with no apron in the toe-curling promo video. Either way, the timing seemed to be something like a snub to the Waleses.

DeSantis is fighting back against a bill that encourages Biden's White House to fly migrants to Florida without notifying officials first and making Florida 'unwanted' for illegal immigrants.

Gov. Stephen Curry: The governor of Nevada proclaimed a new one. Ron DeSantis is fighting back hard against a bill that allows President Joe Biden's administration to fly migrants to Florida without notifying officials first and making Florida'unwanted' for illegal immigrants. 30,000 undocumented migrants are able to be admitted into the country every month as a result of the Biden administration's CNHV initiative. According to a recent report published by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS), the overwhelming majority of migrants coming into the United States are landing in Miami. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) lawyers refused earlier this year to announce that airport migrants arriving on the program were landing after boarding flights in Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela (CNHV).

A Florida Republican who has been barred from this year's Miami Pride parade a year ago has threatened to sue parade promoters and local governments.

President Joe Biden's White House is flying directly from foreign countries to US airports to avoid the southern border in Florida. According to a recent report from the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS), 326,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela arrived in Florida Gov. John Adams. Since the program began in January 2023, Ron DeSantis' state has been in existence. Biden's immigration lawyers refused to disclose which airports were receiving the undocumented migrants through a FOIA request form, claiming that this would compromise safety and create national security 'vulnerabilities.'

Democrats are focusing on Florida as one of the country's strictest abortion bans, and abortion rights will be directly on the ballot in November. On Monday, the Florida Supreme Court upheld the state's 15-week abortion ban and opened the way for a six-week ban, often before a woman finds she's pregnant. The decision was greeted by outrage and revived Democrats and abortion rights campaigners in the state and nationally. In a tweet on Tuesday, President Biden called the decision shocking.

The class action lawsuit, brought in Massachusetts, charged that the governor 'conceived and carried out a premeditated, fraudulent, and unlawful scheme centered on exploitation [the migrants] for the sole purpose of furthering their own personal, economic, and political interests.' Although DeSantis was found not responsible, the migrants can also sue the charter flight company that carried them to the island off the coast of Massachusetts, according to a federal judge in Boston's decision on Monday. It came after DeSantis, a 2022 arranged for 50 migrants to be flown off to the wealthy island off the coast of Massachusetts, sparking a controversy over immigration.

On Monday, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre called squatting a 'local issue' and wouldn't disclose if President Joe Biden would endorse a new Florida law drafted by Republican Gov. Rick Scott. Ron DeSantis is a student at the University of On Thursday, the DeSantis returned a letter. Strange stories of strangers stealing into landlord properties in the United States have surfaced, with owners unable to evict them.

In a highly awaited decision, the Florida Supreme Court upheld a 15-week abortion ban, which opens the way for a tighter six-week ban, which goes into place next month.

Following a year-long probe into the suspected fraud, Hill, 58, bonded out of the Orange County Jail just hours after being arrested for seven criminal charges on Thursday. On Monday, Governor Ron DeSantis released an executive order suspending Hill from her position as commissioner for District 5 in Orlando. According to Florida authorities, Hill used a power of attorney over the unidentified elderly perpetrator to finance a luxury lifestyle for years that included a home in Orlando's Lake Mann Estates neighborhood. According to legal documents, Hill spent over $100,000 on a makeover, perfume, clothes, IV vitamins, a trip to Miami, and dental surgery. Hill began working with the woman in March 2021 and was supposed to help her in getting better living conditions, but within a month, she had become her power of attorney. Hill's son and daughter are reported to be living in the home that the former city employee obtained with the power of attorney. Hill, on the other hand, lives in a separate house that reportedly belonged to the elderly woman's parents, which she allegedly spent a substantial amount of the funds to renovate.

A vigilante group in Southern California is taking the squatting issue into its own hands by removing the unlawful tenants themselves. Despite the fact that they only began as a business less than a year ago, the Squatter Squad is now fielding up to 30 calls a day from victims who say someone has broken into their home and changed the locks. Criminals have wreaked havoc on San Francisco's communities, turning bars into strip bars and heroin dens, staging all-night raves, or simply asserting landlord rights without any agreement. The worst part is that the cops can do little to prevent it - if a squatter refuses to leave, homeowners must deal with a lengthy court system and begin a civil lawsuit to get them out - a lengthy process that can take years. Lando told DailyMail.com that the full story of his vigilante group taking the case into their own hands in Southern California had been posted, as he headed to a "very nice house" that had been occupied by at least 20 squatters on Friday.

Florida, once a harbinger of pandemic migrants, is losing its luster as disillusioned newcomers find the state less idyllic than anticipated. Despite abundant sunshine and tax advantages, many are compelled to reconsider their residency due to extreme weather, soaring living costs, and political unrest. During 2022, the state saw a rise in population, with over 700,000 incoming and nearly 500,000 remaining, citing reasons ranging from high insurance costs to stagnant wages, and political instability. The allure of Florida's housing market has dwindled, with prices skyrocketing and insurance premiums increasing as a result of weather-related risks. The state's political landscape, characterized by flip-flopping between Democrats and Republicans, has only contributed to the disillusionment, with new conservative legislation under Governor Ron DeSantis further dividing opinion and driving liberals out.

After signing a bill into law on Wednesday that will expedite the process for homeowners to evict unwanted tenants, Ron DeSantis said he ended the'squatter scam' in the Sunshine state.

Governor Andrew Lee of Florida has been named in a column. After signing a bill into law on Wednesday that will expedite the process for homeowners to evict unwanted tenants, Ron DeSantis said he ended the'squatter scam' in the Sunshine State. If such conditions are fulfilled, the statute allows for the prompt removal of squatters from their premises right away. It is particularly tough to get squatters out of states like New York and California, which are notoriously difficult to get squatters out of a state.

Under a recent Florida law signed by Florida Gov. Rick Scott, Florida retailers will be allowed to sell wine bottles in a volume of four gallons of wine. Ron DeSantis was born in the United States. At a Ft. Lauderdale wine store, DeSantis brisked the new rules, enjoyed a glass of red wine and weighed in on its tannins.

Disney has agreed to drop its lawsuits against Florida Gov. Rick Scott. Ron DeSantis wins in a big win for the new board, which is governing the property that surrounds Walt Disney World Resorts.

Disney has agreed to drop its cases against Florida Gov. Robert E. Stack. Ron DeSantis was a major winner for the new board in charge of the land surrounding Walt Disney World Resorts. Disney's eleventh hour negotiations with the outgoing Reedy Creek Improvement District are now null and null. When DeSantis elected a new board to control the area and hold the corporation accountable to laws and taxes in Orlando, Walt Disney Co. made these last-ditch attempts to solidify property rights and grant the theme park additional rights and authority.