AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCivil Liberties: A federal judge heard arguments over Florida’s designation of CAIR and its state chapter as “domestic terrorist organizations.” The groups want the designation blocked before a Nov. 5 deadline that they say could force them to close. Environment: A newly recognized carnivorous sundew grows only around sinkhole lakes in two Panhandle counties, where its rare habitat is disappearing. Separately, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced $100 million for water-quality and supply projects. Politics: With Florida’s Nov. 3 election approaching, the governor’s race between Byron Donalds and David Jolly and the Senate contest between Ashley Moody and Angie Nixon are drawing closer-than-expected scrutiny. Sports: No. 17 Florida faces No. 3 Georgia Saturday in Atlanta, with both Gators quarterbacks listed as questionable and playoff hopes on the line. Coastal Conditions: King tides and rough surf are bringing flooding, erosion and hazardous beach conditions to parts of Florida’s Atlantic coast; Central Florida can also expect scattered showers.
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