Court Fight in Miami: Influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate appeared in federal court Monday for the first time since their Saturday arrest, as a UK extradition request moves forward. Their lawyer says they’ll fight extradition and argues the case is politically motivated; a judge is set to consider extradition conditions later, with another hearing scheduled for July 27. Weather Watch: Florida emergency officials are monitoring Tropical Depression Two as it could strengthen into Tropical Storm Bertha, with watches for the Panhandle and Gulf coasts and warnings for heavy rain and possible tornadoes. Politics & Campaigning: Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds is pushing for three statewide debates with Democrat David Jolly, calling for issue-focused forums on affordability, insurance, education, public safety, immigration, and government. SEC in Tampa: SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey kicked off media days, saying internal talks about a possible SEC breakaway from the NCAA are “real,” while also addressing the league’s nine-game schedule and broader college sports tensions. Sports & Local Life: Missouri RB Ahmad Hardy was medically cleared after a May gunshot wound, while Miami’s sports scene also drew attention from a Miami Film Festival lineup and a Miami-Dade transit bus crash that evacuated a building after hitting gas piping.