A federal court in Miami began considering Monday whether Elon Musk's car company should share blame for the death of a stargazing university student after a runaway Tesla sent her flying 75 feet through the air and severely injured her boyfriend.

More than two years after a fierce legislative debate, a federal judge on Tuesday blocked key parts of an immigration law that banned so-called sanctuary cities in Florida.

MIAMI – A 23-year-old man has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for plotting to kill a federal judge and prosecutor in Miami who handled a 2018 case in which he was found guilty of murder-for-hire. U.S. District Judge Beth Bloom sentenced Matthew Alexander King on Friday on charges of retaliation against a federal judge and solicitation to commit murder, according to a news release from the U.S. State Attorney's Office. An assistant prosecutor for the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida handled the 2018 case in which King was accused of hiring a hit man to kill several family members of his estranged wife. King was convicted and a federal judge sentenced him to 97 months in federal prison. But King didn't know that the person he attempted to hire was actually an FBI undercover agent posing as a hit man, the news release said.

Natty Light Seltzer is not the first hard seltzer product for AB InBev, which already sells Bon & Viv. There's no question that hard seltzer is having a moment. Natural Light Seltzer is going to be a little different. Other big companies made their hard seltzer plays around the same time: Anheuser-Busch bought SpikedSeltzer, which led to Bon & Viv, and Boston Beer launched Truly, another popular hard seltzer, all in 2016. With Natty Light Seltzer, AB InBev wants to appeal both to Natty Light drinkers and take share away from other hard seltzer brands, he said.