Dara Kam is a journalist at The News Service of Florida. She covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, government and politics, and social issues, with a particular focus on litigation, cannabis, and civil and family law. Dara's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as WJXT, Tampa Bay Times, and the Miami Herald.
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Dara Kam's coverage predominantly revolves around government and politics, with a specific focus on Florida, including legal policy regulations and government announcements. She appears particularly interested in controversies or disputes related to Governor DeSantis, travel records, fantasy sports, and potentially other political matters within the state.
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By: Dara Kam, Jim Saunders, Jim Turner
TALLAHASSEE — Florida's Republican-controlled Legislature will revamp immigration laws this week but issued a sharp rebuke Monday to Gov. Ron DeSantis that included overriding a budget veto from last year. The House and Senate started and quickly ended a special legislative session that DeSantis called — and then immediately opened their own special session and […]
TALLAHASSEE — A clash between Republican legislative leaders and Gov. Ron DeSantis escalated on Tuesday in a race to demonstrate fealty to President Donald Trump by carrying out his executive orders targeting illegal immigration.
By: Dara Kam
Sniping among some of the state's most powerful Republicans continued as lawmakers crafted their own bills in defiance of Gov. Ron DeSantis. The Senate approved its version, 21-16, with the House planning vote later in the evening.
TALLAHASSEE — Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday pledged to veto an immigration bill passed during a special legislative session Tuesday, triggering a potential showdown with Republican House and Senate leaders in a tug-of-war over efforts to carry out President Donald Trump’s agenda.
TALLAHASSEE --- A freshly minted majority of trustees at the University of West Florida could face some “vigorous, penetrating” scrutiny as the Senate reviews appointees of Gov. Ron DeSantis and the state university system’s Board of Governors.
DeSantis repeatedly called the bill'weak' and 'pathetic'and lobbed personal attacks at his foes
TALLAHASSEE — Upping the ante in an increasingly acrimonious feud with House and Senate Republican leaders over immigration issues, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday vowed to channel “huge sums” of money to candidates he backs in next year’s GOP gubernatorial and legislative primary elections.
Upping the ante in an increasingly acrimonious feud with House and Senate Republican leaders over immigration issues, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday vowed to channel “huge sums” of money to candidates he backs in next year’s GOP gubernatorial and legislative primary elections.The governor’s message drew condemnation from House Speaker Daniel Perez, R-Miami, as bitterness continued to fester about a bill passed by the Legislature this week amid a dispute over plans aimed at carrying out President Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration.
By: Dara Kam
The governor plans to use his Florida Freedom Fund, which was key in defeating marijuana and abortion measures last year, to support strong conservative candidates against defiant legislators.
Upping the ante in an increasingly acrimonious feud with House and Senate Republican leaders over immigration issues, Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday vowed to channel “huge sums" of money to candidates he backs in next year’s GOP gubernatorial and legislative primary elections.
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