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An attack on Gov. Scott that doesn’t add up
Florida’s Democratic chairman attacked Gov. Scott over his teacher pay promise. Unfortunately, her math didn’t make sense.
How did my mother raise eight of us on $105 a week? Liver sausage sandwiches and unselfish love.
Florida’s Democratic chairman attacked Gov. Scott over his teacher pay promise. Unfortunately, her math didn’t make sense.
While Americans argue over background checks and the like, tech changes could render firearm laws — and firearm manufacturers — irrelevant.
The kids have found a haven in Zanmi Beni Children’s Home (‘Blessed Friends’ in Creole).
More than 1,800 bills were filed during this year’s state legislative session, ranging from teacher pay raises to the contentious debate over Medicaid expansion.
From one trailblazer to another, a salute to the NBA’s Jason Collins.
All Gaby Pacheco wants is a chance to pursue the American Dream. On Monday, she implored lawmakers to pass a bill to legalize millions of undocumented immigrants — including herself.
Miami Herald Photographer Charlie Trainor was in his regular spot — right on the basketball court, in front of the most expensive seats in the house — lens trained on the first game of the inaugural “Three Kings” Miami Heat season.
A group of dads and traveled to Tallahassee to push for fatherhood issues.
South Florida’s large gay community is celebrating the fifth annual Miami Beach Gay Pride festival at what might be a pivot point in history.
No, it is not impossible. A new type of medical organization called an ACO is delivering encouraging results
If you are one of the 20,000 or so monthly users of The Miami Heralds iPad app, you noticed a change this week.
Americans are relocating to Florida in droves, House Speaker Will Weatherford told a group of liberty-loving activists at the Capitol.
Imagine that while fighting through traffic that you could paint your toenails, play the guitar or read a novel — but safely, because the car would be doing all the driving.
Polls show a slow but steady sea-change in the public’s view of same-sex marriage. A sampling of Herald finds a similar phenomenon.
Yoani Sánchez at the United Nations, March 21, 2013, New York City:
For 50 years, the building at One Herald Plaza has been the place we did what we love. But a $50 million new headquarters beckons.
In 2010, Christopher Hitchens described his audience with Hugo Chávez. It is reprinted here.
Impressions of a correspondent who covered Chávez for 10 years.
There is seemingly a never-ending quest to chip away at public records laws.