Gray Rohrer is a freelance reporter at USA Today, covering state government and politics for Florida newspapers. His work focuses on elections, public policy, and legal affairs, exploring the intersection of government and community issues. Gray's insights have been featured in various notable outlets, including MSN, Yahoo News, and the Orlando Sentinel.
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By: Gray Rohrer
TALLAHASSEE — Attorney General James Uthmeier's push against major tech companies is expanding to include Netflix.
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Attorney General James Uthmeier’s push against major tech companies is expanding to include Netflix. He filed a lawsuit against the entertainment
Attorney General James Uthmeier's push against major tech companies is expanding to include Netflix. He filed a lawsuit against the entertainment streaming company Wednesday, claiming it violated state law by telling consumers it wouldn't track and sell their data to advertisers and that it keeps targeting children to keep them “tethered to the screen.” The […]
By: Gray Rohrer
For Uthmeier the lawsuit is part of his efforts to combat large technology companies that have failed to ensure protections for consumers, especially children.
TALLAHASSEE – The Florida Realtors trade group is getting behind Amendment 3, the major property tax cut on the November ballot, putting $10 million to support the measure.
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By: Gray Rohrer
The Florida Realtors trade group is getting behind Amendment 3, the major property tax cut on the November ballot, putting $10 million to support the measure.
By: Gray Rohrer
The Florida Realtors trade group is getting behind Amendment 3, the major property tax cut on the November ballot, putting $10 million to support the measure.
By: Gray Rohrer
The Florida Realtors trade group is getting behind Amendment 3, the major property tax cut on the November ballot, putting $10 million to support the
