DeSantis's maneuvering since his return to Florida indicates the possibility of another presidential bid, despite his protestations.

Gov. Ron DeSantis said Florida can regulate artificial intelligence despite President Donald Trump's executive order to create a national AI standard.

The Stanley Cup dig is incontrovertible. The Florida Panthers won back-to-back Stanley Cups in the last two seasons, beating Canada’s Edmonton Oilers in both finals matchups. The Tampa Bay Lightning have won three Stanley Cups since 2004 — beating Canadian teams for two of them. A Canadian team hasn’t won the Cup since 1993.

Florida Gov. DeSantis said President Trump's executive order last week seeking limited rules on artificial intelligence doesn't prevent states from imposing laws.

Gov. DeSantis repeated calls for Florida to regulate AI. He also said President Trump’s executive order aimed to block states from crafting AI regulations wouldn’t get in Florida’s way.

While the governor hasn't endorsed in the race, at least two top aides have been in touch with James Fishback, whose campaign has faced criticism over his social media posts.

Gov. Ron DeSantis is again pushing back against the idea that a “one rule” executive order from President Donald Trump protecting the artificial intelligence industry will limit Florida from passing laws against the industry.

Governor DeSantis discussed an AI Bill of Rights in Florida to address the societal impacts of AI and regulate tech giants.

Former state Rep. Bobby Payne has said that initiatives combatting climate change are “unfitting for our country.”

Florida has "a right" to regulate AI, Gov. Ron DeSantis says, despite an executive order from President Donald Trump that aims to curb state laws.