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Fox News Just Aired the Cringiest Country Song Ever Praising Florida’s Ron DeSantis

By Apr 1st
Gabrielle Union Torches Disney for Their Response to Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill

By Mar 18th
Things We Saw Today: Disney Employees Post Open Letter Against ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill

By Mar 15th
Pixar Slams Disney’s Lukewarm Response to Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill

By Mar 11th
Kate McKinnon Roasts Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill on ‘SNL’

By Mar 6th
This Utterly Disgusting Florida Bill Would Theoretically Let Health Care Providers Reject Trans Care

By Jan 25th
Florida’s New Surgeon General Refused to Mask up During Meeting With Lawmaker Undergoing Cancer Treatment

By Oct 27th
We Are All This Florida Man Wrestling a Gator into a Trash Can

By Sep 30th
Florida’s COVID-19 Crisis Is So Bad, It’s Affecting the Water

By Aug 25th
Ron DeSantis Doubles Down on His Mask Mandate Ban by Threatening To Withhold School Board Salaries

By Aug 10th
Florida Republican Wants to Name “Florida’s Urethra” After Trump and I Can’t Think of a More Fitting Tribute

By Aug 10th
Florida Gov. DeSantis Forcing “Intellectual Diversity” Tests on College Students and Faculty to “Both Sides” Education

By Jun 23rd
High School Shows Sexist Double Standards, Editing 80 Female Students’ “Immodest” Yearbook Photos

By May 24th
Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Neighbors Are Working To Make Sure He Can’t Move In Next To Them After He Leaves Office

By Dec 16th
Mike Bloomberg Tried To Pay Fines So That Florida Felons Can Vote, Now Florida Might Investigate

By Sep 25th
Supreme Court Lets Republican Effort to Block Florida Felons From Voting Stand (for Now)

By Jul 16th
Are Texas, Arizona and Florida in a Competition for Who Can Handle COVID-19 the Worst?

By Jul 2nd
Former Head of Florida’s COVID-19 Dashboard Claims She Was Fired for Refusing to Manipulate Data to Support Reopening

By May 19th
Guidelines Released for Reopening Disney World, but Will They Work?

By Apr 29th
Florida Governor Allows Religious Services to Continue Despite Stay-At-Home Mandate

By Apr 2nd