May 2026

BREAKING NEWS: Miami-Dade Commissioner Oliver Gilbert announces resignation!

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Miami-Dade Commissioner Oliver Gilbert has tendered his resignation for District 1. Reliable sources have confirmed to M•I•A Media Group that Gilbert will be running for Congresswoman Frederica S. Wilson’s seat. Wilson announced her retirement earlier today. “After years of service, reflection and gratitude, I’ve come to the understanding that public service, it’s not really about […]

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‘Family Feud’ isn’t just a game show — it’s also a housing situation

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By Lew Sichelman Andrews McMeel Syndication On the game show “Family Feud,” host Steve Harvey tries to make the battle between households fun. But there’s nothing enjoyable when family members are at odds off-screen — especially when it comes to real estate. “The most difficult sales” are those in which families are at loggerheads with one another,

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In new memoir, Jill Biden wonders whether acknowledging Joe’s poor debate would have been better

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Jill Biden’s book, “View from the East Wing,” covers the 2024 election, Joe Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis and their son Hunter’s federal trial. By DARLENE SUPERVILLE WASHINGTON (AP) — In her new memoir, former first lady Jill Biden reflects on former President Joe Biden’s poor debate performance against Donald Trump nearly two years ago and wonders whether it would have been

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10 Years of Misdiagnosis: What I Wish I Knew Sooner

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By Jasmine Smith Living with a chronic illness like Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) presents challenges that often go far beyond the physical symptoms. Cedric’s story of navigating a decade-long journey to an accurate diagnosis highlights not only the resilience required but also the systemic gaps in healthcare that need addressing. As an advocate for both

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FIFA’s World Cup ticket sales outraged fans. Now they are under investigation

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By Rafael Nam FIFA President Gianni Infantino has had an answer when asked about the sky-high ticket prices for this summer’s World Cup: They are simply adapting to the North American market. That’s the justification FIFA has used to sharply increase ticket prices for the World Cup taking place in the United States, Mexico and Canada this

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‘They call every day’: Liberty City residents resist investors and rising prices

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WLRN Public Media | By Amelia Orjuela Da Silva | Miami Times Broadway Cuthbert Harewood has lived in Liberty City his entire life. He bought his first property in 1987 and still lives in the community with a few properties on Broadway Avenue. Every single day, his phone rings. “I get a minimum of 30 calls,”

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Ex-Proud Boy leader wants millions for trying to destroy our democracy | Opinion

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By Bea L. Hines As I read the headline in last Wednesday’s Herald, “Proud Boys leader expects ‘tens of millions’ from Trump’s anti-weaponization fund,” I couldn’t help but think that our president – the one called to protect and serve the American people – might actually pay the people who assaulted our nation’s Capital on Jan.

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Does Serving on a Prestigious Corporate Board Actually Hurt Women’s Future Prospects?

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New research by Harvard Business Review suggests that serving on a prominent corporate board decreases women’s likelihood of securing additional board appointments. by Alisa Gumbs We all know how important it is to have women represented in the boardrooms of corporate America. Study after study has underscored the benefits of diverse perspectives on a corporate board, including improved

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New Harvard Course Studies Beyoncé, Cowboy Carter To Educate Students On Public Policy

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The course is titled “American Requiem: Beyoncé, Benefits and the Gap Between Promise and Delivery” by Sidnee Michelle Douyon A new course at Harvard Kennedy School is using Beyoncé and Cowboy Carter as a lens to examine gaps in America’s public policy system, highlighting how pop culture continues to shape academic conversations around race, inequality, and government

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Planning a weekend trip? Gas is down in South Florida. Check prices in your area

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By Miami Herald Staff Hitting the road for the weekend? You’ll be paying less to fill up your car. On Friday, May 29, prices in South Florida were down by double digits from the beginning of the week. Gas prices in South Florida Miami-Dade: The average price: $4.24 on Friday, May 29, a 12-cent decrease since

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