AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEarthquake Watch: A rare 6.1-magnitude quake off Cuba rattled Florida from Miami to Orlando and as far north as Jacksonville, prompting precautionary evacuations of some buildings and brief theme-park ride shutdowns; the National Weather Service said there’s no tsunami threat. World Cup Fallout: Somali referee Omar Artan was denied entry into the U.S. at Miami International Airport over “vetting concerns,” ending his ability to train or officiate at the FIFA World Cup. Public Safety: Tallahassee police reported two men wounded in a shooting outside Sharky’s Lounge, part of a wider spike in violent incidents; officials say they’re ramping up patrols and monitoring pop-up parties. Energy Costs: The Trump administration ordered Orlando’s Stanton coal plant to keep running past retirement, a move critics say will raise costs and health impacts for ratepayers. Health & Families: A new report highlights how many new moms experience postpartum depression—not just “baby blues”—and why early recognition matters. Sports: Yandy Díaz and the Rays beat the Red Sox 3-1, while MLB’s Rays bullpen held Boston to four hits.
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