Author: Beth Reinhard

Washington Post – Politics:

In a little-noted legal article, Florida’s chief justice affirmed a question facing the court this month: that abortion rights are protected by the state’s privacy clause.

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The Republican campaign aide who has leveled sexual misconduct allegations against accused Matt Schlapp, CPAC’s leader, is himself facing a claim of sexual battery.

Washington Post – Politics:

Carlton Huffman, 39, a longtime aide to Republican campaigns, came forward as the previously anonymous accuser in a sexual misconduct claim against Matt Schlapp.

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Dozens of current and former employees and board members describe a wide range of complaints about CPAC head Matt Schlapp and the culture under his leadership.

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Tampa officials received a request to ban guns at Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s election night party, a city official said in emails.

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American First Legal, a group headed by Stephen Miller, has won court battles against the Biden administration while pledging to fight ‘anti-white bigotry.’

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Doug Mastriano, the Republican nominee for Pennsylvania governor, appears in a little-noticed film that some scholars say distorts the Holocaust to promote a conservative agenda.

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The Pennsylvania Democratic Senate candidate used a family-funded nonprofit to circumvent a local government he viewed as broken and intransigent.

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) has politically benefited by flying migrants from Texas to Martha’s Vineyard, but the effort is trailed by unanswered questions and legal peril.