Democratic Party Rift: A South Florida venue canceled a Rashida Tlaib rally after a Florida Jewish caucus chair called it “anti-Jew,” citing “increased security concerns,” underscoring deep splits over Israel policy inside Florida Democrats. Cuba Policy Shift: The Trump administration is leaning harder on sanctions and economic pressure against Cuba instead of military options, aiming to cut regime revenue and create pressure for negotiation. Election & Campaign Law: Former state Rep. Mike Beltran sued a political group over a doctored, allegedly AI-made image mailer that lacked required disclosure under Florida law. Gun Rules Update: A federal court order took effect in Texas and other participating states, easing rules on suppressors and certain guns after the government didn’t appeal in time. Public Safety Housing: Fort Lauderdale cleared a sex-offender parking lot, but the broader problem of where supervised offenders can legally live remains unresolved. Health Alerts: Duval County issued a second red tide alert in a week, while rare “flesh-eating” Vibrio vulnificus deaths continue to raise coastal-safety concerns. Property Tax Fight: Florida’s Amendment 3 ballot summary was rewritten after a judge found the original misleading, keeping the measure’s local-government funding impact front and center.