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- 1Orlando Science Center opens Extreme Sports exhibit●Orlando Science Center opens Extreme Sports: Beyond Human Limits exhibit
The Orlando Science Center has opened a new exhibit called Extreme Sports: Beyond Human Limits. The display explores the science behind extreme sports, covering the physics, physiology and technology that allow athletes to push past conventional limits. Visitors can expect hands-on activities that make topics like force, motion and risk accessible. The opening gives families and school groups in Central Florida a new science-focused attraction to explore.
- 2Chicago Bulls Sign Boston, Peterson and Robinson●Chicago Bulls Sign Veterans Boston, Peterson, and Robinson Chicago Bulls have announced the signing of guard Brandon Bos
The Chicago Bulls have announced the signing of guard Brandon Boston, forward Drew Peterson, and center Orlando Robinson. Peterson and Robinson both played last season with the Charlotte Hornets and Orlando Magic respectively. The moves add veteran depth to the Bulls' roster ahead of the upcoming NBA season.
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The United States men's national team opened its friendly against Peru in Orlando with a 4-1 victory, marking the start of a new era under head coach Mauricio Pochettino. Teenagers Justin Ellis and Julian Hall scored on their debuts, drawing praise as the first step toward building a squad for the 2030 World Cup cycle.
- 4Apopka mayor dismisses city administrator and finance director●Nesta dismisses Apopka city administrator, finance director
Apopka Mayor Bryan Nesta has dismissed the city's administrator and finance director, according to the Apopka Chief Newspaper. The move removes two of the top officials overseeing the Orlando-area city's day-to-day operations and budget. No detailed reasons for the dismissals have been reported, and residents are awaiting an explanation and word on interim leadership.
- 5Letters: SAVE Act double standard, caregiver mental health, Trump war threats▼Letters: Double standard on SAVE Act | Caregivers’ mental health | Trump threatens war crimes
The Orlando Sentinel's letters section features reader opinions on three topics: an alleged double standard in how the SAVE Act is being applied, the mental health burdens faced by caregivers, and criticism of President Trump after he reportedly made comments threatening acts that would amount to war crimes. The letters reflect ongoing public debate over voting legislation, caregiving pressures, and the legality of Trump's military rhetoric.