GUANTANAMO BAY
U.S. plans for end of Guantánamo prison camps
What can stay? What can go? And what can be destroyed? Undaunted, Guantánamo is preparing for the day when the detainees are gone.
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What can stay? What can go? And what can be destroyed? Undaunted, Guantánamo is preparing for the day when the detainees are gone.
Divisions over Honduras' political future are evident not only in the Central American country but also in South Florida as legal issues arise over elections.
The Obama administration will pursue military trials for some and civilian trials for others accused in the 9/11 attacks.
The University of Miami's Global Entrepreneurship Week starts Monday with speeches, panels and networking for people who want to start businesses.
Facing another shortfall of more than $2 billion, Florida lawmakers may crack down on corporate fees.
An investigation is under way after two Miami police officers shot and killed a man on Saturday in Wynwood.
Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink headlined an Equality Florida reception in Fort Lauderdale that raised about $175,000 for the gay rights group.
A new report suggests a connection between campaign contributions and votes on sanctions against Cuba.
Three teens died and one escaped when their car plunged into a canal after a minor traffic accident.