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On election night, as the results of Florida’s Amendment 4 poured in, Natasha Sutherland was surrounded by a mix of hope and heartbreak. The overwhelming support for the amendment, which sought to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution, was clear: 57% of Florida voters were in favor. But it wasn’t enough to reach the 60% threshold. Read moreHope amid heartbreak for Amendment 4
It’s been nearly 23 years since Miami-Dade County commissioners fir…
The Miami Gardens Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee celebrated it…
Amid all of last week’s election chaos and partisan divides, Miami-…
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NEW YORK (AP) — Three daughters of Malcolm X have accused the CIA, FBI, the New York Police Department and others in a $100 million lawsuit Friday of playing roles in the 1965 assassination of the civil rights leader. Read moreThe daughters of Malcolm X sue the CIA, FBI and NYPD over the civil rights leader’s assassination
The Democratic Party faces existential questions aft…
In one of the most closely observed elections in Flo…
On a road trip to Indiana, Gov. Ron DeSantis reflect…
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It’s still hard to believe the devastating beating Democrats took in the last election. Read moreAre you ready for four years of Trump insanity?
Kamala Harris’ recent loss to Donald Trump in the race for the 47th presidency evokes reminders of historical injustices and the systemic barr… Read moreHarris' defeat is not Black women’s defeat
Now in its final months, the Biden-Harris administration has a chance to cement its powerful legacy on the environment. Congress returns for i… Read moreBiden must act now on the environment
The man standing at the door to the second-hand goods store seemed confused. Like me, he was apparently surprised the store was empty; unlike … Read moreLetter from Springfield: This city will prosper
THIS WEEK'S TOP 10
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Monique Worrell, Orlando prosecutor removed by DeSantis, wins back old job
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Hope amid heartbreak for Amendment 4
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Student loan forgiveness: Dead under Trump?
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Miami-Dade's red wave a wake-up call for Dems
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North Central Dade weighs path to local autonomy
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Turning pages at Miami Book Fair
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2024 Election Results: Democrats lose ground in Dade as Trump triumphs
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Florida's anti-union law deemed unconstitutional
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Harris' defeat is not Black women’s defeat
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Miami Gardens celebrates 'Veterans Stand Down'
November 13-19, 2024
Recent Obituaries
51, died October 23. Service 12 p.m., Satu… Read morePATRICK DWAYNE BRANTLEY
70, retail sales associate, died November … Read moreCHARLENE BRADLEY GIBBSON
65, dietician, died November 1 at Baptist … Read moreCORDELIA WILLIAMS
58, clerk, died November 8. Viewing 11-3 p… Read moreMARION WESLEY
Enjoy some of our best stories from prior weeks that you may have missed!
The biggest development yet has come to Miami’s Overtown. The downtown area’s first-ever Target opened on Oct. 21 to the excitement of residents and stakeholders, joining the recently added Publix, with an Aldi market soon on the way. The big-box retail store marks a new era for the historic…
Growing up in West Coconut Grove, lifelong residents Paula and Paulette Culmer shared a childhood steeped in the warmth of a tight-knit community, rich with Caribbean culture and the legacy of their Bahamian immigrant family.
In a stunning development for high school football in Florida, the Miami Central Rockets, a powerhouse team known for its dominance, will forfeit several victories from their current season due to sanctions imposed by the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA).
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In a heated dispute over the use of the phrase “Original Recipe,” fast-food giants KFC and Church’s Texas Chicken have found themselves in a legal showdown. The lawsuit, filed by KFC on November 8 in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, accuses Church’s of infringing on… Read moreWho Owns the “Original Recipe”? KFC vs. Church’s Chicken
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Health & Wellness
It’s the bane of many travelers: jet lag. Nobody wants to lose out because they’re too tired to enjoy the delights of their vacation spot.
Power walking may seem a bit dramatic, but this exercise technique packs a punch for your health. Compared to strolling, power walking, or “speed walking,” improves cardiovascular health, burns more calories, and increases weight loss while strengthening your leg and abdominal muscles.
Recent Headlines
- The daughters of Malcolm X sue the CIA, FBI and NYPD over the civil rights leader’s assassination
- Who Owns the “Original Recipe”? KFC vs. Church’s Chicken
- Miami-Dade's red wave a wake-up call for Dems
- Hope amid heartbreak for Amendment 4
- North Central Dade weighs path to local autonomy
- Election Cartoon
- Miami Gardens celebrates 'Veterans Stand Down'
- Miami-Dade voters support free public Wi-Fi expansion








