Amazon Crash Fallout in Miami: The widow of a van driver killed when an Amazon cargo plane overran a runway has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit, alleging negligence and systemic failures tied to pilot training and decision-making. Aviation Probe Updates: New NTSB flight-recorder details say throttles advanced toward go-around thrust after touchdown, with no speed brakes or thrust reversers deployed. Legal Crossroads (Miami): A federal judge kept Andrew and Tristan Tate in custody, calling them “quintessential flight risks” as they fight UK extradition. State Politics (Tallahassee): Tallahassee commissioners approved Karen Jumonville as city manager in a split vote, with critics focused on a contract clause requiring a supermajority to fire her. Housing & Taxes (Florida): Florida Realtors is backing Amendment 3 with $10 million, arguing it boosts affordability via higher homestead exemptions and lower assessment-growth caps. Tech & Privacy (Florida): Florida AG James Uthmeier sued Netflix over claims it tracked and monetized children’s viewing data. Local Safety: Miami Gardens police are still searching for missing K-9 Gael after he ran off and was hit by a car. Sports (Miami): Dolphins coach Jeff Hafley says the team is ready to “let it rip” in Week 1 vs. the Raiders.