By Miami Herald Staff Report Gas prices are higher in South Florida compared to a week ago as drivers get back to work after the long Memorial Day weekend. As of Tuesday, May 26, gas prices in the state are an average 10 cents higher across Florida. The average Miami-area price is 39 cents a gallon […]
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By Michelle Kaufman Duke Lecroix has never set foot in Haiti, but every time the 32-year-old New Jersey-born defender pulls that blue-and-red national team shirt over his head, his heart swells with pride and he vows to bring joy to the soccer-loving people of the impoverished island ravaged by gang violence and political instability. When Haiti’s
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By Gray Rohrer News Service of Florida House and Senate leaders reached a final deal on the state budget late Sunday night, the last step in an extended process that required a special session to complete for the second year in a row. The spending plan for the fiscal year that starts July 1 will be nearly
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By Rex Sanchez Autoblog The Service Lane Is Changing It’s no secret that some car owners prefer skipping their dealer in favor of aftermarket shops for service, often due to lower costs. A study from Ducker Carlisle backs that up, showing that quick lube shops performed better than dealerships from 2024 to 2025, as dealers lost more
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By Patrick Blennerhassett Las Vegas Review-Journal/The Tribune Content Agency Buying a condo in some parts of the U.S. has become harder due to recent changes in Fannie Mae’s condo policies, according to local real estate experts. The government-sponsored mortgage enterprise recently increased the required due diligence for condo loans, and that could make some purchases harder to
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By Jim DeFede CBS News Miami Enrique Tarrio, the former national head of the Proud Boys, who was convicted of seditious conspiracy for his role in the January 6 attack on the Capitol, says he will seek millions of dollars from the fund President Trump created to pay his supporters who believe they have been politically persecuted.
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By Blake Silverman Sports Illustrated Once upon a time, the Knicks trailed in a series this postseason. That was after Game 3 of New York’s first-round series against the Hawks where Atlanta took a 2–1 lead when CJ McCollum played spoiler to a late comeback from the Knicks. At that point, it looked like the Knicks may
By Jacqueline Charles The United Nations offered a grim update this month on the worsening violence in Haiti: At least 390 people were killed in intense gang fighting in the Cité Soleil and Croix-des-Bouquets areas of the capital between March 6 and May 16. Some victims were hit by bullets inside their homes or while fleeing
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By Leonard Pitts Jr. Special to the Miami Herald This is what we wanted. This is what we chose. It’s the bitter truth that haunts your heart as you watch ICE Cold, a short film by four-time Pulitzer Prize winning photojournalist Carol Guzy. In six minutes of still images and somber music, you bear witness as migrants
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