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Ashley Moody
The Florida Legislature targets child social media use
House Speaker Paul Renner said social media has a “devastating effect on kids” and that lawmakers should be able to impose online regulations.
The Florida Supreme Court will decide whether to approve the wording of the proposed constitutional amendment for the November 2024 ballot.
Moody's antitrust civil investigative demand would gather information ahead of a possible lawsuit over FSU getting snubbed by the playoffs.
Florida abortion rights ballot initiative approaches 700,000 signatures
A proposed constitutional amendment that would ensure abortion rights in Florida is closing in on enough signatures for the 2024 ballot.
Florida case against Meta for manipulating kids to keep them hooked is sent to California
Florida says that Meta (Facebook and Instagram) uses "manipulative" features to keep minors hooked on the social media platforms.
Backers say the Florida Supreme Court should OK an abortion rights initiative
Supporters of a proposed constitutional amendment fired back at Florida's Attorney General Ashley Moody who wants the measure blocked from the 2024 ballot.
The Attorney General urged the Florida Supreme Court to reject a proposed constitutional amendment that seeks to ensure abortion rights.
The case has drawn attention from media organizations and open-government advocates.
Florida fights a ruling that halts its lobbying restriction
AG Ashley Moody’s office has asked an appeals court to overturn a block of a Florida constitutional amendment restricting lobbying.
Morningstar disputes Florida’s determination that it supports efforts to boycott or sanction Israel
The company said, “Morningstar does not support the anti-Israel BDS (boycott, divestment and sanctions) campaign.”
Florida AG Ashley Moody targets Meta over its effects on kids
Florida filed a federal lawsuit alleging that Facebook and Instagram use "manipulative" features to keep minors hooked on social media.
Florida Supreme Court will hear arguments about a recreational marijuana constitutional amendment
The allows “adults 21 years or older to possess, purchase, or use marijuana products and marijuana accessories” for non-medical consumption.
