Venezuela's Telesur TV network reporter Adriana Sivori, right, listens to Sandra Ponce, Honduras' human right special prosecutor, in Tegucigalpa, Sunday, July 12, 2009. Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, who has been the most vociferous defender of ousted Honduras' President Manuel Zelaya, said Sunday that Honduras' interim President Roberto Micheletti was behind the brief detention of journalists for two of his country's state television channels, VTV and Telesur.

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Venezuelan reporters detained in Honduras

as the new government consolidates control Venezuelan reporters -- seen as generating favorable coverage of Honduras' ousted president Manuel Zelaya -- were detained by police overnight as the new administration tries to restore order in the wake of the two-week political crisis. 1247454580

3 boaters rescued off Keys after Coast Guard search

The Coast Guard rescued three boaters Sunday morning who were stranded in the waters along the Florida Keys after a fishing trip. The three men -- ages 42, 37 and 16 -- were found about 20 miles southeast of Marathon, said Lt. j.g. Matthew Meinhold, a Coast Guard spokesman. The men had taken their 22-foot boat to the Keys for a Saturday morning fishing trip, with plans to return that evening. 1247451880
Founder's big risks behind BankUnited's troubles

Coral Gables banker Alfred R. Camner is the $4.9 billion man. That's how much his lending strategy at the old BankUnited is expected to cost the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
No more tax-free smokes; Seminoles, Miccosukees start charging state levy

Smokers, beware: If you have relied on the Seminole and Miccosukee tribes' smoke shops as a tax-free haven for cigarettes, think again.
Smooth pathway to Supreme Court expected for Sotomayor

Don't expect a lot of fireworks from the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday as it begins hearing testimony on whether Sonia Sotomayor should be the next Supreme Court justice.
No one wins Lotto, Powerball or Fantasy 5

Everyone struck out in the major lottery drawings Saturday night. The Lotto jackpot rolled over to $15 million for Wednesday's drawing after no one correctly picked Saturday's six numbers -- 13, 16, 19, 20, 27 and 33 -- the Florida Lottery said Sunday.
Leak from a propane tank at a Broward convenience prompts evacuation

A Big Minni Food Store in Broward County reported a large propane tank was leaking Sunday morning, and firefighters helped avoid an explosion.
Honduras' political conflict pushes youth activism

Sitting next to her younger brother's white casket on the back of a pick up truck, an angry Rebeca Murillo screamed at soldiers guarding the city's international airport as the hearse drove past the deadly site.
Motorcyclist killed in Plantation

A motorcyclist was killed in Plantation Sunday afternoon after he slammed into a tree in the median along Peters Road, according to fire rescue officials.
Monday hearing pitting U.S. government and UBS could be postponed

The United States government and Swiss banking giant UBS on Sunday jointly asked to postpone a hearing on whether the bank should have to turn over the names of 52,000 clients with secret offshore bank accounts to allow the U.S. and Swiss governments more time to resolve the dispute.
Police searching for man in Lauderhill stabbing death

A Lauderhill woman is dead after being stabbed in the neck in her home early Sunday morning in an apparent domestic incident. Police are searching for Melvin L. Saulsberry, 50, in the attack of his wife, Delores Saulsberry, 48, which occurred at around 7:50 a.m. at the couple's home, located at 2210 NW 47th Terr., according to Capt. Rick Rocco, Lauderhill Police Department spokesman.