International Security: Iran hit Kuwait’s power, water and oil infrastructure in “calibrated signaling,” with experts saying it’s meant to raise pressure without triggering a wider Gulf response. Drug Enforcement: A sheriff says 132 pounds of cocaine were hauled to Florida from Texas using truck tractors as a “facade,” with nine arrests and about $2.1M in seized drugs. Florida Economy: Florida’s unemployment rate dipped to 4.7% in June, down from 4.8%, as the state added jobs in restaurants, hotels, health care, transportation and warehousing. Real Estate & Wealth Migration: Miami’s tax-and-wealth pull is growing, but experts warn middle-class buyers are getting priced out as home costs and income needs rise. Public Health/Travel: Taylor Farms expanded a lettuce recall tied to cyclospora risk, shipping products to 27 states including Florida. Environment & Wildlife: A Trump administration rule would narrow what counts as “harm” under the Endangered Species Act, raising concerns for threatened species. Weather: Gulf development odds are climbing for a system that could become “Bertha,” with Florida’s Gulf Coast urged to watch forecasts closely. Sports/Politics: Influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami as UK prosecutors pursue extradition on rape and sex trafficking charges.