Living

Hamilton fans: Eat like the $10 Founding Father with this cookbook

On the heels of the “Hamilton: An American Musical,” a new cookbook shows how to cook and entertain like a Founding Father.

Advice

The freshman are coming to campus! Learn the secrets to keeping them there and happy

Ana Veciana-Suarez

Gender stereotypes need to be debated and debunked, not silenced

Following the memo written by Google engineer James Damore, who was fired for his comments about women, what’s needed is an open debate.

Outdoors

Ex-Barry softball standout completes grueling bike-ride fundraiser for MS

Former Barry University softball standout Julie Brito recently completed Bike The US for MS, in which she climbed 16 mountains in 12 days, often in heat that reached triple digits.

Health & Fitness

Born with “half a heart,” four hospitals said he was inoperable. They were wrong

After being denied by four high-risk congenital heart hospitals, Calvin Taylor was successfully operated on at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital for a birth defect that affects normal blood flow in the heart. Thanks to his mom’s research and networking via Facebook, the infant is set to soon return home to Missouri.

Health & Fitness

Breastfeeding is best for both mothers and their babies

Breastfeeding is best for both mothers and their babies. Breastfeeding is something special only a mother can do for her baby.

Plastic Surgery 101

Yes, you can smile without looking like a giant set of teeth

People with a gummy smile have hyperactive upper lip elevators. The condition can be treated with Botox and Dysport.

Dave Barry

What if the Russians hack the eclipse? Dave Barry answers your celestial questions

On Aug. 21, a solar eclipse will darken the land and the sun will go out. But it will return. Maybe.

Health & Fitness

Sisters share everything - including a kidney

Jazmine Serrano, 22, needed a kidney badly. Her older sister came through for her. Her kidney transplant in June was the 500th procedure performed at Cleveland Clinic Florida.

Jock Doc

Teen’s football blocking is hurting his back. Is it serious?

Q. My son is a 17-year-old lineman who just started his high school football season two weeks ago. He has developed pain in his lower back that gets worse whenever he is blocking. He had this pain last year, but it went away when he stopped playing football. However, this year it seems a lot worse and he has already sat out of practice twice. The trainer says it is just a lower back strain and he can play soon. I am worried it is more than that and wonder what I should have my son do?

Health & Fitness

An allergy solution?

A discovery by Seattle researchers holds out the hope of better diagnosis and treatment for allergies of all types — and may even lead to a cure someday.

Pets

The doggy lived after falling off a bridge. But she couldn’t survive this.

Brickell the Miracle Dog, who fell from the Brickell Bridge as it opened in 2012, died Friday after an undetermined illness.

Tourism & Cruises

Cruisers can race ‘fast and furious,’ play laser tag on Norwegian’s new ship

Norwegian Cruise Line’s 4,000-passenger Norwegian Bliss will be home to the longest race track at sea, a laser tag course and new restaurants. The ship will sail from Miami beginning November 2018.

Travel

Trump might be right that North Korea's threat to Guam will boost tourism

When the North Korean regime of Kim Jong Un threatened to fire a nuclear weapon toward the U.S. territory of Guam, President Donald Trump predicted that the added attention from the threat would increase tourism to the tiny island in the Pacific Ocean.

Travel

Plenty of legroom on Boeing 777 tailored for the world's richest

On commercial airlines today, traveling in coach is a pain, while the wealthy are well looked after in first class. But for the ultrawealthy, there's a whole other level available.

Home & Garden

Mo. home is eclectic, with a capital 'E'

Seventeen years ago, Linda Yatkeman and her husband, Don, decided to move "up the hill" to a home a block away.

Home & Garden

The fall colors we are already obsessed with

The changing of the leaves has us daydreaming over new home hues. From jewel tones to oversaturated oranges, autumnal tones bring a burst of drama and natural allure to any space. As interior revamps go, switching up paint colors via a bold accent wall or full-blown makeover is a cost-effective and wildly transformative design project. You'll definitely get plenty of bang for your buck.

Travel

Eight reasons to make Sarasota a Florida destination, starting with the circus

SARASOTA, Fla. – The Sunshine State has so many attractions that it's difficult for potential visitors to know where to start. Should it be the beaches of the Panhandle or Miami's South Beach; the horse country around Ocala or the Mouse Kingdom in Orlando; the Florida of yesterday at Captiva or the Florida of tomorrow at Cape Canaveral?

Travel