This week, the Florida Supreme Court ruled that former felons who’ve completed their sentences should still have to pay off all “legal financial obligations” before they can set foot in a voting booth, and, of course, Republican governor Ron DeSantis was in fact “pleased.” Following the court’s Thursday advisory opinion on the GOP-backed SB 7066, the governor took to Twitter to express his joy while Democracy took another shot in the jeans. “I am pleased that @FLCourts confirms that Amendment 4 requires fines, fees & restitution be paid to victims before their voting rights may be restored,” tweeted DeSantis. “Voting is a privilege that should not be taken lightly, and I am obligated to faithfully implement Amendment 4 as it is defined.” Well, not everyone was “pleased,” which was very evident in the governor’s Twitter mentions—notably, former Secretary of State and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, who had to remind DeSantis that voting is a basic human right and not something reserved for old white male landowners. “Voting isn’t a privilege.…

Last year saw Walt Disney World cracking down on the numerous third-party stroller rental companies, which many guests prefer to the less comfortable, more expensive ones that Disney itself rents. Now the stroller companies have found an option that will likely please many guests. After numerous national stories on the over-the-top strollers that were beginning to proliferate in Disney parks, in May, the company issued new rules for strollers as part of a comprehensive rules update.…

The popular Galaxy's Edge attraction has opened on the West Coast.

The museum will feature interactive exhibits and visual illusions.