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Trump links US inflation to Biden's policies, while local economic data shows mixed results impacting Orlando residents' daily lives and voting decisions.

The Supreme Court blocks Trump’s mail ballot restrictions ahead of midterms, while Saudi oil pipeline failures spike energy costs. Meanwhile, the 2026 Emmies showcase shifting media landscapes.

Florida's State Board of Education is voting this week on strict new rules that ban student use of artificial intelligence for assignments, reshaping how Central Florida schools and colleges handle technology in the classroom.

Despite a quiet start, Florida's hurricane risk remains high as October brings warmer waters and potential for late-season storms affecting Orlando tourism and local safety.

The Republican Party of Florida has officially endorsed two key constitutional amendments on the November 2026 ballot, focusing on expanding state financial reserves and reducing local property tax burdens for residents.

Trump rejects regulatory push, stating only a 'smart president' is needed as tech leaders urge caution on artificial intelligence safety measures.

FSU President Richard McCullough affirms support for coach Mike Norvell after AD Michael Alford is fired, as fans demand changes following losses to SMU and UCF.

President Donald Trump announced he will remove tariffs on Irish whiskey after being asked by the Irish Prime Minister and golfer Shane Lowry. The move follows his recent visit to Ireland.

Trump downplays AI dangers amid competition with China, while experts warn of serious risks from unchecked technological advancement.

President Donald Trump faced media backlash in Dublin after dodging a reporter's question with an incomprehensible reference to a dead singer, highlighting his continued use of evasive tactics during public appearances.

Donald Trump's recent comments during his visit to Ireland have reignited debates over the Northern Ireland peace process, drawing sharp criticism from allies and highlighting ongoing diplomatic sensitivities.

Democrat Angie Nixon faces an uphill battle as the U.S. Senate nominee in Republican-leaning Florida, challenging Orlando's political landscape with resilience.