Miami Set to Host 2026 G-20 Summit: Trump Announces Landmark Event, Mayor Suárez Declares City Ready

President Donald Trump has announced that the United States will host the prestigious 2026 Group of 20 (G-20) Summit, with the iconic Trump National Doral resort in Miami, Florida, selected as the primary venue. The announcement, made with Miami Mayor Francis Suárez by his side, signifies a major international diplomatic and economic gathering for the…

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Florida’s Bold Move to End Vaccine Mandates: Doctors Urge Parents to Prioritize Science Amidst Policy Shift

Florida Charts New Course: State Moves to End Vaccine Mandates Amidst Doctor Concerns and Parent Debates Florida is poised to become the first state in the nation to dismantle all childhood vaccine mandates, a policy shift announced by Governor Ron DeSantis and State Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo. The initiative, framed as a move towards…

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Miami-Dade’s Budget Battle: Balancing Needs, Restoring Services Amidst Fiscal Storm

MIAMI – The annual budget season in Miami-Dade County has once again proven to be a high-stakes arena where fiscal realities collide with community aspirations. This year’s deliberations, marked by a significant deficit and tough initial proposals, have underscored a fundamental question for county leadership: how to distinguish between essential services and desirable amenities when…

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VML Secures Ninth Consecutive Year as Greater Miami Tourism’s Lead Agency Following Record-Breaking 2024

In a significant development for the region’s booming travel sector, WPP’s integrated marketing agency VML has successfully retained its role as the Agency of Record (AOR) and managed organic social media responsibilities for the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB). This crucial win marks the beginning of a ninth consecutive year for the enduring…

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Malachi Toney’s Explosive Miami Debut: Freshman Receiver Lights Up Notre Dame, Signals New Era for Hurricanes

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – The whispers surrounding Malachi Toney had been growing louder throughout the offseason, painting a picture of a “secret weapon” poised to make a significant impact for the Miami Hurricanes. In the highly anticipated season opener against No. 6 Notre Dame on Sunday, August 31, 2025, the freshman wide receiver didn’t just…

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California vs. Florida: Two Visions of America Collide as States Become Political Bellwethers

In the ongoing discourse of American political futures, California and Florida stand as two powerful, yet starkly contrasting, ideological laboratories. The Golden State, long a beacon of progressive policy and liberal governance, and the Sunshine State, increasingly defined by its conservative resurgence under Governor Ron DeSantis, offer a compelling preview of the nation’s potential political…

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Miami’s Opinion Pages: A Nexus of Public Voice and Editorial Insight in Local News

In the dynamic civic landscape of Miami, the opinion pages of local news outlets serve as crucial arenas where public sentiment meets editorial deliberation. Beyond the factual reporting of daily news, these sections — comprising editorials and letters to the editor — offer a vital platform for discussion, debate, and the articulation of diverse viewpoints…

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Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Warns of ‘Tough Decisions’ as Enrollment Plummets by Over 13,000

Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Warns of ‘Tough Decisions’ as Enrollment Plummets by Over 13,000 Miami, FL – Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS) is confronting a significant enrollment deficit, with over 13,000 fewer students attending classes this academic year compared to the last. The stark decline, representing a 4% drop, has prompted Superintendent Jose Dotres to signal…

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Miami-Dade Schools Face Significant Enrollment Decline: Factors and Future Implications

Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS) is currently grappling with a substantial decrease in student enrollment, a trend that has become a significant concern for district officials and educators alike. Preliminary data indicates a notable drop in student numbers over the past year, sparking discussions about the underlying causes and the potential long-term effects on the…

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