| Good morning. It's Wednesday, August 3. On the campaign stump, Donald Trump has opened August by moving from "Crooked Hillary" to "the devil." Florida officials have responded to the toxic algae crisis by voting to allow more cancer-causing agents into the Sunshine State's drinking water supplies and recreational waters. See a video of a Virgin Galactic introducing the new Virgin Spaceship Unity. Speaking in Pennsylvania on Monday, the billionaire real estate mogul derided Bernie Sanders' capitulation in the Democratic primary race and Sanders' decision to support Clinton. [More] He challenged Republican lawmakers to drop their support for their party's nominee, declaring "There has to come a point at which you say enough." [More] First toxic algae. Now plans for more carcinogen polutants. Florida's water woes are bad and getting worse. Do voters care? [More] On Tuesday, officials in Marion County charged a 26-year-old mother with manslaughter after she allegedly threw her newborn girl in the trash in March after the child died. [More] The Wynwood Yard, an all-outdoors restaurant and bar just north of downtown Miami, announced Tuesday it has closed until more is known about the Zika virus infections in the trendy arts and entertainment district. [More] She won the right to represent her home country in the Rio Olympics that kick off this week. [More] Justin Holman is faced with arguably the most challenging task among AAC quarterbacks in 2016. Secure the job, learn a new offense and prepare for one of his most academically challenging years as a pre-med student. [More] The Rio mess is another exhibit in why the Olympics has outlived its purpose and usefulness. [More] To the surprise of no one, media voters picked UCF football to finish last in the American Athletic Conference east division in a preseason poll. [More] Advertisement His game-changing victory at Pocono in a race cut short by 22 laps because of rain and fog has created the ultimate wild card. [More] The theme park is saluting qualified workers through the end of September, although they must register for the program by the end of this month. [More] The attraction is described as a family-friendly raft ride and will operate near the park's existing Crush 'n' Gusher. [More] Fun Spot America has introduced a "back to school" special that includes admission to its attractions near International Drive in Orlando and in Kissimmee. [More] The new rail looks to be the same pattern as when the ride debuted with the opening of Islands of Adventure in 1999. [More] The actress has had a single mastectomy and, because her breast cancer may have spread to her lymph nodes, is almost halfway through chemotherapy. [More] | 
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