Immigration & TPS: A federal appeals court temporarily blocked the Trump administration from ending Haitians’ Temporary Protected Status, extending protections for about 350,000 people in South Florida through at least Monday. Local Schools: Lee County School Board candidates Armor Persons, Crystal Johnson and Carline Saintilus are campaigning ahead of the Aug. 18 primary, with the district facing a $92.4 million budget deficit. Space & Consumer Tech: A new pet tracker, Fi Ultra, uses T-Mobile’s T-Satellite network powered by Starlink to help owners locate dogs even without cellular service—another Florida-linked Starlink use case. Housing & Demographics: A new report warns the U.S. could shift from a housing shortage to a buyer shortage as deaths outnumber births later this decade. Business & Travel: Wyndham reported Q2 RevPAR gains in the U.S. and highlighted strength in Florida; Daytona Beach leaders are also weighing a visitor fee via a tourism improvement district. Public Safety/Infrastructure: Lee County DOT warned of an overnight traffic shift Sunday on Ortiz Avenue for the widening project. Small Business Support: SBA launched a $6M competition to modernize Women’s Business Centers, including Florida. Healthcare & Jobs: A Skamania County man sued a Florida healthcare fraud-detection company over withheld wages and wrongful termination.