Don't let Haiti's tragedy fade away

After the terrible earthquake, a man named Steve Driscoll food and and water; the injured are desperate for medical care.

Robertson again blaming the victims

It's no secret that the Rev. Pat Robertson is a yammering fool, but last week he hit a new low.

OPINION

Raindrops keep falling on NFL dunderheads

As Super Bowl XLIV approaches, the National investment. We are told that the 2007 Super Bowl brought $463 million to South Florida -- an outlandish estimate.

No reason for optimism about war in Afghanistan

According to the polls, President Obama's speech announcing the U.S. troop surge in Afghanistan won over a majority of Americans.

What was Tiger thinking?

(Rejected first draft of a statement by Tiger Woods prepared for his Web site.)

Two weeks ago on this page I apologized for my personal transgressions and pleaded for the media to give me and my family some privacy.

Johnston's 15 minutes are up

Times are hard, but the pathway to fame in America has never been easier.

No talent is required -- you can go on a shooting spree, give birth to octuplets or launch a homemade balloon from your backyard and tell the cops that your little boy is trapped inside.

No-show jobs hard to find, good to get

Angel Gonzalez quit the Miami City Commission and pleaded guilty to a corruption charge, all because he did something extra nice for his daughter.

We should all have an ex like this one

Every divorced guy would love an ex-wife like Barbara Gomez. As the chief of Miami's public housing agency, she helped funnel more than $1 million in city contracts to companies employing one of her former husbands.