A recent editorial from the Miami Herald, updated on July 8, 2025, has drawn attention to the critical state of the Florida Everglades with its stark title: “A tour of depravity in the Everglades.” This powerful designation by a leading regional news organization underscores the profound challenges facing this iconic and fragile ecosystem. While the…
In the 21st century, access to high-speed internet is increasingly viewed not as a luxury, but as a fundamental necessity, standing alongside essentials like food, water, shelter, and work. A recent analysis, highlighted in a Miami Herald opinion piece, underscores the widening digital divide in the United States and its profound implications, particularly for economic…
The United States Army has reportedly commissioned four executives from the burgeoning Big Tech industry directly into officer roles, a decision that has sparked significant debate and drawn sharp criticism, with one commentator notably labeling the move as “an insult.” This unconventional approach bypasses traditional military commissioning processes, raising questions about the suitability of these…
Miami, USA – In a move that has ignited significant political debate and drawn scrutiny from state authorities, the Miami City Commission recently approved a controversial measure to postpone the city’s upcoming November election, rescheduling it for 2026. Within a mere few hours of the commission’s vote, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez signed the legislation into…
Developers behind the ambitious proposed Miami mega mall project, a development envisioned to significantly reshape the region’s economic and urban landscape, are reportedly seeking to change terms they had previously agreed upon. This move, which introduces a layer of complexity and uncertainty into the future of the massive undertaking, has drawn sharp commentary, including from…
Florida Enacts Strict Ban on Public Funding for Hate Speech and Boycotts Tallahassee, Florida – Governor Ron DeSantis has signed into law new legislation in Florida that explicitly prohibits the allocation of taxpayer funds to organizations deemed to promote hate speech or engage in boycotts against the state of Israel. The measure, enacted last week,…
MIAMI, FL – A 75-year-old Cuban national, Isidro Perez, died on Thursday, June 26, 2025, while in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Florida. His death occurred at HCA Kendall Hospital after he was transported there from the Krome Service Processing Center (KSPC) located in southwest Miami-Dade County. Mr. Perez’s passing…
Miami, Florida — Speaking before an audience at the CPAC Latino event, Representative Salazar articulated a notable position on immigration, stating her belief that immigrants demonstrating contributions to the United States economy and society should be afforded an opportunity to remain in the country. The statement, delivered at the prominent conservative gathering’s Latino outreach event,…
Miami Commission Weighs Future of Historic Olympia Theater MIAMI, FL – The Miami Commission has drawn commendation from the Miami Herald editorial board for its recent decision regarding a proposed deal concerning the historic Olympia Theater. The commission’s assessment of the proposal, which was critically characterized by the Herald as “half-baked,” has been lauded as…
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY – Tensions flared at the Stephen P. Clark Center during a Miami-Dade County Commission meeting on Thursday, culminating in the forcible removal and arrest of a woman attempting to speak against a proposed agreement involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and county jails. The incident, captured on video, has drawn public attention, yet…
