President Trump will headline the FII PRIORITY summit in Miami Beach as the Iran war casts a shadow over the gathering.

The Pentagon says a U.S. strike destroyed a suspected smuggling boat in the Caribbean, killing four. Legal experts and lawmakers are pressing for footage and answers.

A Russian tanker loaded with hundreds of thousands of barrels is closing on Cuba as Washington tightens sanctions enforcement, testing whether fuel can reach an island in blackout. Analysts warn evasive ship tactics could defeat any delivery.

Delcy Rodríguez telephoned into FII PRIORITY Miami to pitch U.S. investors on a newly rewritten hydrocarbons law and recent U.S. licensing moves aimed at unlocking Venezuelan oil projects.

Residents and local reporters say Miami-Dade's charter review materials are hard to find and follow, with staff-led briefings and little public input as the panel nears its final report.

Cuba floated lump‑sum payouts for U.S. property seized after the 1959 revolution, but Miami claimants say eligibility, funding and enforcement are unclear.

Donald Trump returned a mail ballot that was counted in a Palm Beach County special election even as he denounces mail-in voting as “cheating.”

Florida's state university system formed a task force to set NIL and revenue‑sharing rules as trustees approved temporary auxiliary funding to steady athletic budgets. The panel will shape how campuses handle direct payments and compliance in the months ahead.

A Miami Beach resident sued the city and officials after detectives came to her door about a Facebook comment, alleging the visit violated her First Amendment rights. The suit seeks damages and an injunction.

Emily Gregory, a first‑time Democrat, is trying to win a Palm Beach state House seat that includes Mar‑a‑Lago in a special election that could turn on turnout. The race pits Gregory against Republican Jon Maples and has drawn national attention.

Gov. Ron DeSantis told reporters in Tallahassee "we'll see" when asked about another presidential bid, reopening debate over his national ambitions and Florida politics.

Florida will bar SNAP purchases of soda, energy drinks, candy and shelf‑stable desserts beginning April 20, 2026; retailers must update registers and the state will report on results.

Records show a Sweetwater developer gave six‑figure donations to Miami Republicans who secured millions in federal community‑project funding for the same redevelopment.