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Miami’s Best of the Best marks the return of dancehall as big artists get U.S. visas

Entertainment By Jacqueline Charles Dancehall artist Vybz Kartel had just made history as the first Caribbean artist to sell out New York’s Barclays Center two nights in a row after stepping onto a U.S. stage for the first time in two decades, when the co-host of The Breakfast Club asked the question many had been asking […]

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Tyrese Haliburton’s Girlfriend Sends Clear Shot After Pacers Comeback Win Over Knicks

Living By Rachel Dillin Men’s Journal Tyrese Haliburton helped the Indiana Pacers steal momentum in their playoff series with the Knicks, and his girlfriend let New York know it. Following Indiana’s 138-135 comeback win at Madison Square Garden, Haliburton’s girlfriend, Jade Jones, posted a photo on Instagram with a caption that seemed aimed squarely at Knicks fans:

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Study Finds Alcohol-Linked Cancer Deaths in Men Have Surged 70%

Living By Rachel Dillin Men’s Journal Alcohol-related cancer deaths have nearly doubled in the U.S. over the past three decades-and men are being hit hardest, according to a new study presented this week at the American Society of Clinical Oncology annual conference, ABC News reported. Researchers found that cancer deaths attributed to alcohol rose from 11,896 in

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U.S. lawmakers want mandatory sanctions, reporting on Haiti as gang violence worsens

By Jacqueline Charles A bipartisan group of U.S. Senators wants to mandate sanctions against supporters of Haiti’s criminal gangs and is pushing the State Department to provide a list of the country’s most prominent gangs and their leaders — along with a report on the connections between the gangs and the Caribbean nation’s political and economic

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Worst times to hit the road for Memorial Day? See the Florida traffic forecast

By Miami Herald Archives What happens when millions of people hit the highway for Memorial Day weekend? We’ll tell you. But you need to have some patience. Just like the kind you’ll need as you hit the brakes in all that traffic. No secret here: Expect packed roads as drivers head to and from their holiday

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Who faces the most discrimination in the US? It depends on whom you ask, poll finds

By Natalie Demaree A majority of Americans said discrimination in the United States is felt by several groups, but perceptions on which groups face it the most vary widely by partisanship, a poll found. In general, Democrats said there was more discrimination overall when compared to Republicans, according to a survey by Pew Research Center released

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‘Revelations in Rhythm’ honors the African roots of the art of tap dance

Things To Do By Jonel Juste Artburst Miami Tap dance is as much a part of Americana as blue jeans, barbecue or the Statue of Liberty. While not as popular today as it was during its “Golden Age” from 1920 to 1940, the American art form has seen a resurgence since the 1970s, returning to Broadway and

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Will US companies raise prices due to tariffs? Here’s what a new poll found

By Brendan Rascius Most American companies — and many firms around the globe — plan on passing the costs of President Donald Trump’s wide-ranging tariffs onto consumers, according to new research. In an Allianz Trade survey released May 20, 54% of U.S. companies said they will increase prices due to higher tariff rates, while just 15%

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Legendary Dolphins receiver Nat Moore honored with eponymous street near his alma mater

Miami Dolphins One legendary Miami Dolphins player will have his name forever enshrined near where he grew up. A section of Northwest Second Avenue between 59th and 62nd Street was named “Nat Moore Way” on Wednesday after the former Dolphins receiver. The street sign is located just a stone’s throw away from Miami Edison High

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Rihanna, ASAP Rocky Recreate Meghan Markle-Prince Harry Umbrella Moment

By Erin Carlson Celebrity News: Latest Celeb News & Pictures – Us Weekly Rihanna and ASAP Rocky recreated Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s iconic umbrella moment during their outing at the Cannes Film Festival. When the pregnant singer and her partner hit the rainy Cannes red carpet on Monday, May 19, Rihanna stunned in a

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