What should you do if food in your fridge or pantry is recalled? You have some choices You just found out that the cookies in your cookie jar have been recalled. Miami Herald · Nov 7, 2022
Editorial: DeSantis’ crackdown on voter fraud is all ‘gotcha!’ and no real solutions How did the state of Florida allow 20 felons to get voter registration cards if they were clearly ineligible to get their rights restored? Miami Herald · Nov 7, 2022
Panthers’ Sams — Reinhart and Bennett — score big third-period goals as Florida beats Anaheim Sam Bennett and Sam Reinhart had their first opportunities denied but ultimately got rewarded down the stretch. Miami Herald · Nov 7, 2022
Greg Cote: Shootout win in Chicago proves Miami Dolphins are what they haven’t been in years: Exciting For years no decades, the Miami Dolphins fight song heard after a home score has almost been wince-inducing, close to a mockery: “Cause, when you say Miami, you’re talkin’ Su-per Bowl!” Yeah, in the 1970s and maybe the ‘80s. Miami Herald · Nov 6, 2022
Tua Tagovailoa throws 3 TDs again as Dolphins escape with 35-32 win over Bears CHICAGO — The Dolphins’ Week 9 road game against the Chicago Bears followed a similar script as last week’s win over the Detroit Lions for much of the afternoon. Miami Herald · Nov 6, 2022
Powerful gang leader says fuel can start flowing in Haiti The leader of a powerful gang alliance that has spent the past two months blocking the flow of fuel, food and drinking water in poverty-stricken Haiti declared its blockade of the country’s main oil terminal and seaports over Sunday. Miami Herald · Nov 6, 2022
Assailant encouraged GOP canvasser to ‘do your job’ — raising questions about Rubio’s account MIAMI — The man accused of a politically motivated attack on a Republican Party canvasser in Hialeah last month actually encouraged the canvasser to keep handing out fliers just moments before the fight started, according to cellphone videos obtained by the Miami Herald — raising more questions about whether the… Miami Herald · Nov 5, 2022
Cuban migrants arrive in Miami Beach near Deauville hotel, and more in the Florida Keys MIAMI — Twelve Cuban migrants arrived in a homemade boat on the sands of a former Miami Beach hotel Thursday night, according to the Border Patrol. Miami Herald · Nov 4, 2022
A depression could form in the Atlantic. Will Florida feel it? What the forecast shows MIAMI — The next subtropical or tropical depression of the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season could form next week in the Atlantic, and forecasters say it could bring stormy weather to Florida’s east coast. Miami Herald · Nov 4, 2022
Haiti police seize control of key fuel terminal; US issues sanctions against politicians They broke down walls, plowed through barricades and manned the fences to prevent an unsuspecting backdoor attack. Miami Herald · Nov 4, 2022
With new training and armored vehicles, Haiti police launch attack to reopen fuel terminal They broke down walls, plowed through barricades and manned the fences to prevent an unsuspecting backdoor attack. Miami Herald · Nov 4, 2022
The Week Ahead: A confidence game in the economy and elections It is the economy. It’s always the economy. Even when it’s not the economy, it’s the economy that drives elections. Miami Herald · Nov 4, 2022
2 tropical weather systems could develop. What forecast says on those and hurricanes MIAMI — As if to say, “Look at me, hurricane season isn’t over until Nov. 30,” two new disturbances formed in the tropics Thursday to join Tropical Depression Lisa. Miami Herald · Nov 4, 2022
Miami Trump supporter convicted of shooting at men after argument over Biden flag on Jet Ski MIAMI — A Miami jury on Thursday convicted a Donald Trump supporter who was accused of shooting at two men in a dust-up that started over one of them flying a “Running with Biden” flag on his Jet Ski on Election Day 2020. Miami Herald · Nov 4, 2022
Miami Herald · Nov 3, 2022 ‘Is love going to kill me?’ Slain boyfriend’s texts reveal other stabbings by OnlyFans model MIAMI — On one occasion last year, Christian “Toby” Obumseli claimed, he was stabbed in the leg so badly that he could barely walk. A day later, he said he was hit in the head hard enough that he believed he suffered a concussion.
Miami Herald · Nov 3, 2022 Why a Democrat and Republican imply support in Florida from Colombia’s ex-president MIAMI — Two candidates fighting for votes in South Florida’s most competitive congressional race are trying to appeal to voters by turning to a surprising source: former Colombian President Ivan Duque.
Miami Herald · Nov 3, 2022 Greg Cote's Week 9 NFL picks Our record straight-up remains subpar in the midst of our 32nd year of NFL picks in the Miami Herald, but our mark against the spread is on the uptick. Had a third straight winning record vs. the Evil Betting Line last week, and we’re slaying the point spread at a…
Miami Herald · Nov 3, 2022 Two tropical weather systems could develop. What forecast says on those and hurricanes MIAMI — As if to say, “Look at me, hurricane season isn’t over until Nov. 30,” two new disturbances formed in the tropics Thursday to join Hurricane Martin and Tropical Storm Lisa.
Miami Herald · Nov 3, 2022 There’s vigilance against voter suppression in Florida as Election Day 2022 nears MIAMI — Accusations of a “stolen” election and mistrust in the voting process are still spreading in traditional battleground states, where former President Donald Trump looms large despite not being on the ballot.
Miami Herald · Nov 3, 2022 Fabiola Santiago: Vote for DeSantis all you want, but stop normalizing hate, antisemitism in Florida Aren’t you sick of the hate-mongering, the hate-messaging and the hate-fueled violence?
Miami Herald · Nov 3, 2022 Editorial: Brazil voters rejected Trump’s playbook but it’s far from dead in South America A president who tests the boundaries of democracy, making unfounded claims of widespread voter fraud. Frenetic supporters of said president who cause disruption as they try to affect the outcome of a fair election. A country that has become so polarized that family members and friends have severed ties over…
Miami Herald · Nov 3, 2022 This organization creates urban farms to help residents of Miami’s fresh-food deserts MIAMI -- David Roper and Jorge Palacios of the Green Haven Project, a Miami nonprofit organization, are on a mission to sprout urban gardens of healthy food for low-income communities in South Florida. They are tackling these fresh-food deserts in communities of color by educating and organizing youth and volunteers…
Miami Herald · Nov 2, 2022 Slain boyfriend of OnlyFans model secretly recorded her raging outbursts, racial slurs MIAMI — Before he was stabbed to death by his OnlyFans model girlfriend in Miami, Christian “Toby” Obumseli chronicled their arguments in a series of disturbing phone recordings that included racial slurs and her angrily screaming, berating and cursing him out in private and in public.
Miami Herald · Nov 2, 2022 Before DeSantis could say he kicked migrants out of Florida, he had to pay to fly them in MIAMI — Documents released this week by the aviation company that helped manage Florida’s $12 million migrant relocation program shed new light on behind-the-scenes dealings as the administration of Gov. Ron DeSantis, working with the politically connected vendor, wriggled around a requirement that Florida use the money to export Florida…