First Amendment

The Florida Senate is ready to pass a high-profile bill that seeks to prevent children under age 16 from creating social media accounts.

Debate continues about the bill's constitutionality & whether it would infringe on parental rights by keeping Florida kids off social media.

A federal judge Thursday closed the door on allegations that key parts of Florida's 2021 elections law were unconstitutional.

Florida senators Monday evening moved forward with a proposal to try to prevent minors under age 16 from using social media.

The Senate Judiciary Committee will take up a bill that seeks to prevent minors under the age of 16 from having social media accounts, SB 1788

Students for Justice in Palestine at the University of Florida and the University of South Florida filed lawsuits alleging that efforts by Gov. Ron DeSantis and state university leaders to disband the groups violated their...

Ron DeSantis raised legal concerns about the “breadth” of a bill that would prevent children under age 16 from having social media accounts.

The House voted 106-13 to approve HB 1, amid arguments from parts of the tech industry that the bill would be unconstitutional.

A federal judge says a First Amendment challenge can proceed against the Escambia County School Board on access to school library books.

An appeals court directed a judge to look again at whether Ron DeSantis had legitimate policy grounds to oust Andrew Warren.

The Florida social media law, in part, would prevent large platforms from banning political candidates from their sites.

Florida attorneys said Ray Rodrigues’ memorandum is “not enforceable, and the Board (of Governors) cannot deactivate student groups.”