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‘President Trump is wrong’: Pence rebukes claim he could have overturned election

ORLANDO, Fla. — Mike Pence rebuked former President Donald Trump on Friday, telling Federalist Society members in Orlando that he had no power to keep his ex-boss in the White House.

Orlando Sentinel · Feb 4, 2022

‘President Trump is wrong’: Pence rebukes claim he could have overturned election

ORLANDO, Fla. — Former Vice President Mike Pence rebuked former President Donald Trump on Friday, telling Federalist Society members in Orlando that he had no power to keep his ex-boss in the White House.

Orlando Sentinel · Feb 4, 2022

Joel Greenberg wants federal judge to delay his sentencing again

ORLANDO, Fla. — Former Seminole County Tax Collector Joel Greenberg plans to again ask to delay his sentencing for sex trafficking and other crimes, despite a federal judge having previously said his current sentencing date was final.

Orlando Sentinel · Feb 4, 2022

Top Florida lawmaker claims Disney could run afoul of ‘anti-woke’ law

State Rep. Bryan Ávila, a top leader of the Florida House, is claiming that Disney employees’ diversity training program includes exercises where employees complete a “white privilege checklist,” which could put the company in violation of a new law he’s sponsoring.

Orlando Sentinel · Feb 3, 2022

Florida Senate panel votes down exceptions for rape, incest in 15-week abortion ban

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A Florida Senate committee voted Wednesday against including exceptions for rape, incest and human trafficking in a bill that would ban most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.

Orlando Sentinel · Feb 2, 2022

Magic’s ‘Rising Stars’ step up, but Orlando falls to Bulls

CHICAGO — The Orlando Magic had three players (Cole Anthony, Franz Wagner and Jalen Suggs) selected to participate in the All-Star Weekend’s Rising Stars competition one hour before tipoff for Tuesday’s matchup with the Chicago Bulls.

Orlando Sentinel · Feb 2, 2022

As officials denounce Nazi rallies in Orlando, DeSantis accuses political opponents of ‘smear’

ORLANDO, Fla. — Neo-Nazi demonstrations in Orlando over the weekend drew bipartisan condemnations from state and local officials, but Gov. Ron DeSantis remained silent until Monday afternoon when he responded to a question about the rallies with a tirade against his political enemies.

Orlando Sentinel · Feb 1, 2022

As officials denounce Nazi rallies in Orlando, DeSantis accuses political foes of ‘smear’

ORLANDO, Fla. — Neo-Nazi demonstrations in Orlando over the weekend drew bipartisan condemnations from state and local officials, but Gov. Ron DeSantis remained silent until Monday afternoon, when he responded to a question about the rallies with a tirade against his political enemies.

Orlando Sentinel · Jan 31, 2022

Magic became more poised during homestand; must take lessons on road

The situation the Orlando Magic faced toward the end of their win over the Dallas Mavericks was one they were familiar with but hadn’t had much success in until Sunday.

Orlando Sentinel · Jan 31, 2022

Florida officials denounce weekend Nazi demonstrations in Orlando

ORLANDO, Fla. — After a small group wearing Nazi symbols was seen demonstrating and yelling antisemitic slurs in the Orlando area over the weekend, local and statewide officials issued statements condemning their actions as hateful and disturbing.

Orlando Sentinel · Jan 31, 2022