Betrayal, Part 4: The Return on Investment
In one October week, Trump licensed Russian diesel, waived the sanctions Congress passed, and Ukraine's Starshield was capped. Part 4 of FMNN's four-part opinion and analysis series, Betrayal: The Plan All Along.
Betrayal, Part 3: Power at Any Cost
Russia's 2020 goal was to make Americans doubt their votes. When Trump lost, he did it himself. Part 3 of FMNN's four-part opinion and analysis series, Betrayal: The Plan All Along.
Betrayal, Part 2: The Payoff
Russia attacked the 2016 election to help Trump, and his campaign welcomed the help. Part 2 of FMNN's four-part opinion and analysis series, Betrayal: The Plan All Along.
Betrayal, Part 1: The Courtship
For almost 40 years, Donald Trump chased Moscow's money and Moscow's approval. Part 1 of FMNN's four-part opinion and analysis series, Betrayal: The Plan All Along.
Amendment 3: Tax Cut, No Replacement Plan
Amendment 3 would pull an estimated $11.86 billion a year from Florida's local budgets, with no replacement plan. In Hillsborough, we ran the numbers: $366.9 million a year, and even cutting every service but sheriff and fire to zero leaves the county short.
BREAKING: 'Kash Patel's FBI': What the Bureau's Deleted Campaign-Style Video Claimed, What It Left Out, and Why It Crossed a Line
The FBI made a campaign-style video attacking a Senate candidate by name and crediting "Kash Patel's FBI" for falling crime, then posted it during early voting. We broke down every claim, and why the law says this should never have happened.
BREAKING: Trump Administration Building Case to Strip Rep. Ilhan Omar of Citizenship and Deport Her, WSJ Reports
The Wall Street Journal reports the investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar aims to strip her citizenship and deport her. It centers on her age on immigration papers from the 1990s, an allegation Biden-era investigators dropped for lack of evidence. Omar says the probe has no basis.
Ashley Moody’s record: What Florida’s senator did as attorney general and in Washington
Before voters pick a senator Nov. 3, a sourced look at Ashley Moody’s record as attorney general and in the U.S. Senate, and who it affected. Her office did not respond to our questions.