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A Florida tourism board aligned with Governor Ron DeSantis in his battle against Disney vowed to counter-sue the entertainment giant after it went to court claiming DeSantis and the board violated its First Amendment rights by invalidating a longstanding deal that gave it special authority over its Sunshine State theme parks. The new legal broadside is just the latest in a running dispute

Disney has replaced Snow White’s seven dwarfs with ‘magical creatures’ in its live-action remake of the famous fairytale film from 1937, according to the New York Post. The seven dwarfs have been scrapped and replaced by ‘magical creatures’ of all sizes, races and genders, according to the New York Post. The politically correct characters accompanying Snow White, played by Hispanic actress

The board overseeing Walt Disney World’s special district filed a lawsuit against the company on Monday, days after Disney sued the panel for revoking a deal that gave the resort broad development powers—the latest development in Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ battle with the company over its opposition to the state’s controversial “Don’t Say Gay” law. The lawsuit, filed in a Tallahassee federal

U.S. District Judge Mark Walker has ruled against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in several high-profile cases in the past. The federal judge handling Walt Disney Co.’s lawsuit against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis recused himself Thursday, landing the case in the hands of a judge who has in the past sided with the governor in blocking challenges to the sex-education law at the heart of the lawsuit. U.