A federal appeals court upholds Florida’s law that bars children from attending or being exposed to certain “adult live performances,” including events described as “lewd” drag shows or drag story hours, according to multiple reports. The case is heard by the full U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, which reverses a lower court’s decision that had blocked enforcement of the ban on First Amendment grounds. The appeals court’s ruling comes after it previously found the state’s restriction could be enforced while the litigation proceeded. One report describes the decision as an 8–5 vote. The ruling reinstates Florida’s ability to enforce the measure barring minors from these events, though the ongoing broader debate over how the law applies to specific kinds of performances and the constitutional issues surrounding it may continue in subsequent proceedings. Neither outlet provides details here on further appeals, potential challenges, or how enforcement will work in practice, but both agree on the central outcome: the appeals court overturns the injunction and allows Florida’s ban to move forward.