OpenAI Fight in Court: Florida AG James Uthmeier asked a judge to temporarily block OpenAI, arguing ChatGPT’s “first-person” style and “human-like” features mislead users and pose risks to minors, while also seeking limits on new model development without outside safety approval. Local Elections & Tax Policy: Miami-Dade’s property appraiser, elections supervisor and tax collector backed Amendment 3, which would expand the homestead exemption, while opponents warn it could trigger major public-safety and service cuts. Insurance Pressure at the Ballot Box: A new UNF poll finds most Florida homeowners don’t believe the property insurance crisis is improving, with many saying the industry benefits most from reforms—fueling a key gubernatorial debate. Data Centers vs. Communities: A nationwide analysis says two-thirds of U.S. counties hold favorable sentiment toward data centers, even as local zoning and permitting restrictions remain the main hurdle. Government Accountability: Jury selection began in Fort Pierce for former city manager Nick Mimms, accused of bid tampering and official misconduct tied to a nonprofit lease deal. Transportation Update: Brightline filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and secured $490M in financing, saying Orlando-to–South Florida service will continue. Tech & Health Costs: DeSantis criticized AI-driven healthcare billing after a Blue Cross analysis linked higher spending to AI tools that may raise premiums without improving patient outcomes.