Jacob Ogles is a journalist at various outlets including Creative Loafing Tampa and Florida Politics. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and regional interests, with a particular focus on cannabis and psychedelics, as well as LGBTQ matters. Jacob's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, The Advocate, and INC.
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Jacob Ogles' coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on Florida. He appears to be particularly interested in political campaigns, legislative proposals, and governmental announcements within the state.
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Anna Paulina Luna and Greg Steube, whose districts just took hits from hurricanes, both plan to vote 'no.'
By: Jacob Ogles
She also thinks the state is overdue for a review of road planning and sovereign immunity laws.
The state lawmaker wants the party to move past the infighting that marked Anthony Sabatini's tenure.
The audio spot highlights Donald Trump's endorsement of the congressional candidate.
The Navarre Republican says most businesses should accept hard currency.
Eric Aden, Michael Adkinson, Bob Johnson and Chip Simmons are all endorsing Patronis in an upcoming Republican Primary.
By: Jacob Ogles
The Department of Education withdrew a rule applying Title IX to require institutions to allow athletes to compete on athletic teams consistent with their gender identity.
By: Gaetz
The House Ethics Committee has not published a report, but CNN said it obtained a draft.
By: Jacob Ogles
The Highland Beach Republican will also revitalize a vetoed effort to close beaches with pollution concerns.
By: Jacob Ogles
The incoming president said executive orders will recognize only two genders, bar gender-affirming care for minors, and even prohibit transgender people from public schools.
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