Palm Beach County is in the news as Tiger Woods fights subpoenas for prescription records amid a DUI case in Florida. A populous county just north of Broward/MIami‑Dade, ~1.5M residents.
Former President Donald Trump cast a mail-in ballot in a Florida special election for state legislature, despite his vocal criticism of mail-in voting. Records show he has been registered in Palm Beach since 2019 and has previously mailed ballots. His vote coincides with his ongoing campaign against mail-in voting laws.
Legal efforts are underway to determine if Tiger Woods' prescription medication records are relevant to his DUI case. Woods has pleaded not guilty after a rollover crash on Jupiter Island, with prosecutors seeking access to his medical files while Woods' legal team argues for privacy protections. The case continues to develop today.
A Martin County court hearing has prosecutors pursuing a subpoena for all prescription medication records linked to Tiger Woods from January through March. Woods has pleaded not guilty to DUI, and his attorney has invoked privacy rights. A sheriff’s report notes two pain pills found on Woods and impairment signs after his SUV collided with a truck; a Breathalyzer was negative and a urine test was declined.
President Trump has indicated he may not attend his son Donald Trump Jr.’s intimate Bahamas wedding, citing ongoing Iran-related commitments and other duties. The ceremony is planned with a guest list under 50, aiming for privacy. The president has offered blessings but remains in the White House as events unfold.