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  • MIAMI-DADE COUNTY

    Stadium is a bad deal for taxpayers

    I read with great disappointment, but not surprise, Wednesday's front-page article about the Florida Marlins' stadium's final costs being more than $2.4 billion.

  • Chávez appeal wearing thin in Latin America

    It's hard to imagine anyone who misses the presidency of George W. Bush more than Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez. While Washington all but ignored Latin America in the last decade, Chávez managed to bolster his standing at home and beyond by mocking Bush, the man he described as producing sulfurous emissions in the manner of the Devil himself, and by warning of the threat from ''The Empire,'' his term for the United States.

  • Supreme Court message: No more quotas

    In striking another blow against the use of racial quotas, the Supreme Court challenged the nation's first minority president and Congress to help lead us to a post-racial America.

  • Jaw-dropping Marlins stadium deal

    OUR OPINION: In sour economy and facing higher interest rates on stadium, Miami-Dade and Miami officials must not foul up

  • Local perspectives

    Cities in South Florida and other parts of Florida filed suit this week in Tallahassee claiming that Gov. Charlie Crist and the Legislature violated the state Constitution with a new growth-management law. Good for them.

  • Miami-Dade's sex-offender law must be changed

    OUR OPINION: Miami-Dade has to toss out sex-offender law, close camp

  • LOW SURVIVAL RATE

    Help stem the lethal toll of pancreatic cancer

    Pancreatic cancer recently claimed another great American: Hall of Fame NBA coach Chuck Daly. Like many before him, his battle was brief. He was just diagnosed in February.

  • MICHAEL JACKSON

    An `icon'

    There is no doubt that Michael Jackson was an icon. The memorial service that honored him was an affirmation of his effect on the world. He touched many lives, and his memorial touched many hearts.

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  • MIAMI HERALD

    Wrong priorities

    Giving readers trendy articles that they desire is an exercise in dysfunctional journalism. When President ...

  • Health reforms must be fair

    I am a physician in Miami and have been in practice for more than 29 years. The current healthcare system i...

  • You can't generalize about Cuban exiles

    Re Jackie Bueno Sousa's July 6 column, For many Cuban immigrants, old habits die hard: She fails to see tha...

  • RUNAWAYS

    Care for `lost girls'

    The July 5 Speakup letter Runaways need support, shelters, not penalty begins to reflect human faces behind...

  • LOW SURVIVAL RATE

    Help stem the lethal toll of pancreatic cancer

    Pancreatic cancer recently claimed another great American: Hall of Fame NBA coach Chuck Daly. Like many bef...

  • MICHAEL JACKSON

    An `icon'

    There is no doubt that Michael Jackson was an icon. The memorial service that honored him was an affirmatio...

  • Church misled us

    Re the June 28 story Loose rules doomed church: I have been a member of St. Stephen`s Episcopal Church in C...

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