AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoState Scrutiny: Attorney General James Uthmeier subpoenaed the Democratic Socialists of America, saying Florida is investigating whether foreign contributions, including from Cuba and China, broke state fundraising laws. Civil Rights and Community Events: Delray Beach says it will stop organizing or funding its St. Patrick’s Day parade and Pride festival in 2027, citing a new state law restricting local DEI spending. CAIR’s Florida chapter has also closed after a federal judge upheld the state’s terrorist designation; the group plans to appeal. Election Watch: Democrat Nicole Locklin says she won’t concede Florida’s 26th Congressional District race, despite the Associated Press calling it for Republican Mario Diaz-Balart. Public Records: A breach of the Florida Department of Education’s financial aid site may have exposed personal information for about 4.9 million people, including Social Security numbers and home addresses. Coast and Culture: The historic SS United States is scheduled to be sunk off the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday, creating what organizers say will be the world’s largest artificial reef. St. Johns County has also become Florida’s first certified autism destination, with 21 certified local businesses and organizations.
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