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Security Council adopts sanctions against Haiti gangs, including leader known as ‘Barbecue’

The United Nations Security Council on Friday unanimously agreed to clamp down on illicit arms sales and violent criminal armed groups in Haiti by imposing a travel ban, arms embargo and asset freeze on gang leaders — and anyone engaging in actions that threaten the peace, security or stability of…

Miami Herald · Oct 21, 2022

How high was Hurricane Ian’s storm surge? These scientists hunt down the answer

The first thing James Fountain looks at in a hurricane-ravaged building is the ceiling fans.

Miami Herald · Oct 21, 2022

The Week Ahead: The 'quiet week' will be noisy

For a little more than a week before each of its interest rate setting meetings, the Federal Reserve falls silent. The central bank calls it a blackout period. It’s a time when its leaders stop shedding light on their views of the American economy and go mute on the range…

Miami Herald · Oct 21, 2022

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Perla was his boss. He was her ace. Inside the covert op behind DeSantis’ migrant flights

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — The final of three cash payments — $700 total — was left under a chunk of broken concrete behind the East Terrell Hills location of a San Antonio barbecue chain.

Miami Herald · Oct 20, 2022

Federal agent killed at gun range was shot by fellow agent in role-play scenario, sources say

MIAMI — The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent killed at a West Miami-Dade gun range on Wednesday was accidentally shot by a fellow agent, Miami-Dade police said on Thursday.

Miami Herald · Oct 20, 2022

Greg Cote's Week 7 NFL picks

One-third into our 32nd season of NFL picks in the Miami Herald, I can rarely remember a tougher one. Staying above the Mendoza line (.500) straight-up is even a challenge some weeks, and getting there against the spread is even harder. Not ready to research what was our worst season…

Miami Herald · Oct 20, 2022

‘We are seeing migrant landings almost everyday.’ What’s behind surge in South Florida?

Desperate to leave Cuba and start over in the United States, people are making the perilous journey in greater numbers across the Florida Straits. South Florida authorities say the steady stream of arrivals has put stress on local law enforcement and rescuers, who are often dispatched when migrant boaters are…

Miami Herald · Oct 20, 2022

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How do Florida voters feel about DeSantis’ migrant flights? A new poll weighs in

About half of Floridians likely to vote in the midterm elections are on board with Ron DeSantis’ migrant flights, according to a new poll that suggests the governor is cruising to reelection.

Miami Herald · Oct 20, 2022

Democrats are trying to sway Florida's Hispanic voters before election. Enter Lin-Manuel Miranda

MIAMI — Lin-Manuel Miranda stood in a Coral Gables courtyard. The walls behind him read “Censorship leaves us in the dark,” with a list of banned books printed in black paint.

Miami Herald · Oct 20, 2022

Carter Verhaeghe, Rudolfs Balcers come up big as Panthers beat Flyers in home opener

Rudolfs Balcers was left all alone in front of the net as he received the feed from Sam Bennett. The Florida Panthers winger made his way to the crease, gliding in front of Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Felix Sandstrom before backhanding the puck into the net and celebrating with his teammates.

Miami Herald · Oct 20, 2022

Federal agent teaching class killed in shooting at gun range in Miami-Dade County

MIAMI — A U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent, teaching a gun instruction class at a West Miami-Dade County gun range, was shot Wednesday morning and was pronounced dead at the hospital where doctors were unable to revive him.

Miami Herald · Oct 19, 2022

Back from concussion, Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa talks injury, Steelers prep and more

For a Dolphins team that has seen its quarterback room upended by injuries the past three weeks, Wednesday marked a return to normalcy.

Miami Herald · Oct 19, 2022

Federal agent teaching class killed in shooting at gun range in Miami-Dade County

Miami Herald · Oct 19, 2022

Panthers defenseman Aaron Ekblad placed on long-term injured reserve

The Florida Panthers will be without their top defenseman for the foreseeable future.

Miami Herald · Oct 19, 2022

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Miami Herald · Oct 19, 2022

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Miami Herald · Oct 19, 2022

Spirit shareholders approve sale to JetBlue. Tough scrutiny expected though to gain regulatory approval

Florida-based Spirit Airlines said its shareholders voted Wednesday to approve the airline’s $3.8 billion sale to New York-based JetBlue Airways, clearing the next step in a long road to combine the two airlines.

Miami Herald · Oct 19, 2022

How did Sanibel Causeway open early? 4,000 tons of asphalt and an ‘ambitious’ agenda

MIAMI — The Sanibel Causeway opened for public access to the storm-damaged island on Wednesday morning.

Miami Herald · Oct 19, 2022

‘Baby I’m sorry': 911 call, police video released in case of Miami model charged in murder

MIAMI — The 911 call is painful to hear: Miami Only Fans model Courtney Clenney, over the sound of a barking dog, frantically summons help as her boyfriend lays mortally wounded, a stab wound to his torso.

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Miami Herald · Oct 19, 2022

Takeaways from a contentious US Senate debate between Val Demings and Marco Rubio

MIAMI — Democratic Rep. Val Demings and Republican Sen. Marco Rubio argued over abortion rights, recovery efforts from Hurricane Ian and immigration policy on Tuesday night, in the lone debate of a contentious U.S. Senate race that’s set to conclude in three weeks.

Miami Herald · Oct 18, 2022

In unprecedented move, USAID to provide $2 million to aid victims of Hurricane Ian in Cuba

The U.S. Agency for International Development, the government branch that mobilizes humanitarian aid around the world but which Cuban authorities have accused of being a surrogate for the CIA, is taking the unprecedented step of providing $2 million to help the victims of hurricane Ian in Cuba, which damaged more…

Miami Herald · Oct 18, 2022

‘He’s constantly going to live in fear.’ Spared execution, Cruz faces hellish life in prison

MIAMI — Had Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz been sent to Florida’s Death Row, his daily life while awaiting execution would not have been easy. But he would have enjoyed certain comforts: his own cell, meals delivered three times a day, clean clothes and towels brought to him, and no…

Miami Herald · Oct 18, 2022

Florida International University names interim President Jessell to post

MIAMI — The Florida International University Board of Trustees on Monday selected Kenneth Jessell, the interim president, as the university’s next president with a compensation package of nearly $1 million.

Miami Herald · Oct 18, 2022

‘Something needs to be done’: Neighbors concerned after small plane crashes into a home in Broward County, Florida

MIAMI — Henry Flores rushed to his home from work after receiving a call from his frantic wife. She was in the master bedroom with their 2-year-old son when a loud noise rang out.

Miami Herald · Oct 17, 2022

Miami’s mayor would consider White House bid if the ‘mood of the country’ was right

MIAMI — Miami Mayor Francis Suarez would “strongly consider” a presidential run if he feels voters want a “next generation” Republican with a positive message — the most straightforward public comments yet from the 45-year-old mayor and private equity executive about whether he views himself as White House material.

Miami Herald · Oct 17, 2022

BARRYBarry Jackson: Tagovailoa returns, but Dolphins battling injury issues elsewhere

Tua Tagovailoa is healthy. The same, regrettably, cannot be said for several of the Dolphins’ key players.

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