Artificial intelligence has become one of the most talked about topics in the financial markets. AI is being used in health care, education, cybersecurity, manufacturing, financial services, customer service, and data analysis. Many believe AI could help companies become more productive, reduce costs, and increase profits over time. The controversy is not whether AI is […]
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B eing recognized as one of MIA Legacy Magazine’s “40 Under 40” is more than an award—it is an affirmation that your work, your vision, and commitment to excellence are already shaping the future. It celebrates achievement, innovation, and influence. Yet, while the world applauds your accomplishments, one of the greatest challenges begins after recognition:
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She’s your bestie. He’s your road dog. You two grew up together; you know each other’s deepest feelings and dreams. But a recent dispute has caused a split and you have not spoken in weeks. How do the two of you get back on track? Resolving a skirmish with a close friend is much more
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Summer is expected to be hotter than usual in Florida this year – and this may put your health more at risk than you think. Service, there is 40-50 percent chance Florida temperatures will be higher than average this summer. This is a major health risk for people with chronic conditions, older adults, those who
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FORMER LEGACY HONOREE WINS TOP HONORS AT NACIO AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE Zachary Rinkins has earned the Judges Award—the National Association of County Information Officers’ highest distinction—for Broward County Animal Care’s 911 for Pets shelter capacity crisis campaign. The recognition underscores his ability to leverage strategic communications to advance public service. Through compelling storytelling and innovative
By Brian C. Johnson Congresswoman Frederica Wilson recently wrote an opinion column about “the congressional seat that Black history built.” Surprisingly, she wasn’t describing her own seat — Florida’s 24th District, which she is leaving after 16 years of admirable service — but Florida’s 20th District in Broward County. Voters in both districts will choose
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On July 7, the US Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, in its decision on Pernell v. Lamb, struck down the portion of Gov. Ron DeSantis’s Stop WOKE Act that handcuffed intellectual freedom in Florida’s colleges and universities. That decision was an important victory in the raging cultural wars. There are, however, still more
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Singer Coco Jones and NBA star Donovan Mitchell have officially tied the knot over the weekend. Here’s what we know about their fabulous reception! By Shanelle Genai One year after announcing their engagement, singer Coco Jones and NBA star Donovan Mitchell have officially tied the knot—and their recent wedding reception looked lit! From amazing outfits to all the stars
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The challenges and the opportunities of 2026 stand side by side. Every day, they line up both for you and against you. Opportunity is abundant, yet so are the obstacles. The rising cost of housing, the increasing cost of living, and the relentless pressure to succeed in today’s economy can feel overwhelming. For many, simply
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By Christian Carter A lot of breakfast commercials will have you thinking that you should be drinking a big ol’ glass of orange juice or milk in the morning time as a part of a “complete breakfast.” But you can get the nutrients you need and more with just a simple “shot glass size” helping
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