Florida Gambling Crackdown: Florida AG James Uthmeier filed lawsuits targeting online “sweepstakes” operators and the payment processors enabling them, arguing the platforms function like illegal casinos and raising fresh compliance risk for banks and card providers. Cyber Risk for Lenders: Lennar and its mortgage unit are facing a surge of class action complaints after two data breaches involving more than 350,000 potential victims, underscoring how cyber incidents are turning into legal and reputational costs for mortgage players. Local Tax Pressure: Oviedo is weighing major budget cuts if Amendment 3 passes, with staff projecting a $14.3 million ad valorem revenue reduction over two fiscal years. Public Finance Watch: Key Biscayne officials warned Amendment 3 could create multi-year funding shortfalls, with estimated village-wide gaps growing from about $1.05 million to about $2.25 million. Big Deal for Tampa Bay: The Tampa Bay Rays cleared final local hurdles for a new $2.3 billion stadium, with county and city approvals moving the project toward a 2029 opening. Energy & Grid Policy: Florida’s new law on large-load data centers is getting its first real test in a Duke Energy Florida tariff case, as regulators debate whether data centers will pay their full cost of service. Market Mood: Gold prices cooled after hawkish Fed signals, with investors watching for rate-hike odds to drive volatility.