U.S.-CUBA RELATIONS
Blogger in Cuba has Washington's ear
A blogger in Cuba who's not afraid to take on the authorities has gained attention at the White House and on Capitol Hill.
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A blogger in Cuba who's not afraid to take on the authorities has gained attention at the White House and on Capitol Hill.
Caribbean voters living in the tiny island of Dominica will head to the polls on Dec. 18 for general elections, Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit announced during a rally.
Iran offered a counterproposal to a U.N. offer to trade enriched uranium for refined fuel rods, irking some partners involved in multinational talks.
Dwayne Collins had 23 points and 14 rebounds as Miami overpowered Tulane 74-54 Thursday in the first round of the Charleston Classic.
A study finds female, Hispanic and Asian hotel workers more likely to be injured on the job.
The Miami-Dade Health Department will offer free H1N1 swine flu vaccinations Saturday to people who fall in high-priority groups.
The vaccine will be available from 8 a.m. to noon at the Miami-Dade County Fair Expo Center Fuchs Pavilion, 10901 Coral Way.Outside Miami City Hall on Thursday, officials announced Miami's new police chief: Maj. Miguel Exposito, a 35-year department veteran.
One of Miami Metrozoo's two jaguars died Wednesday during a medical procedure designed to stop his stomach problems. He was 3 years old.
Palenque, who weighed 129 pounds, was one of the star attractions at the zoo's newest exhibit, Amazon and Beyond, said Ron Magill, the zoo's spokesman. Jaguars are solitary animals, so he was kept separate from his betrothed, Reina -- a female who was not yet ready for an intimate relationship.The loser in Tuesday's Miami Beach Group 2 City Commission race said Thursday she would not contest the results.
Maria Mayer, who lost Tuesday to Jorge Exposito by 320 votes in a heated race, had said she might contest the results based on allegations of improper electioneering at the polls by Exposito's camp.