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Worth a thousand words
The Miami Herald Editorial Board is sharing with our online readers the viewpoints of cartoonists from throughout the country in this new Saturday feature called “Worth a Thousand Words.”
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The Miami Herald | EDITORIAL
Miami Beach must get it right this time
OUR OPINION: Urban Beach Weekend revelers return amid unanswered questions in 2011 police shooting
Other Views
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MIAMI
Miami’s yummy pizza memories
BY JOE CARDONA
Every neighborhood has a favorite pizza joint. They are usually homey, “mom and pop” places like the one your dad took you to after a ball game or the one your family would visit on a Sunday eve to spare Mom of kitchen duty.
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FOSTER PARENTING
Foster parenting: Our eureka moment
BY CARLOS DE LA CRUZ JR. AND CLAUDIA DE LA CRUZ
“You have to take risks. We will only understand the miracle of life fully when we allow the unexpected to happen.”
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BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Boy Scouts’ ‘life lesson’ on hypocrisy
BY ESTON MELTON III
Phone (305) 364-0020 and you'll hear this recording: "You have reached the South Florida Council, Boy Scouts of America, and Learning for Life."
Multimedia
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The Miami Herald | EDITORIAL
Military veterans can’t keep waiting
OUR OPINION: VA disability backlogs unacceptable
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The Miami Herald | EDITORIAL
DCF’s fatal flaws
OUR OPINION: Child-welfare agency underplays chance of risk, and children suffer
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The Miami Herald | EDITORIAL
South Florida regaining lost ground
OUR OPINION: Overall, the state’s budget moves in right direction
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The Miami Herald | EDITORIAL
Stopping Medicare fraud
OUR OPINION: Tougher scrutiny by frontline administrators required
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The Miami Herald | EDITORIAL
Miami-Dade water fee must increase for health’s sake
OUR OPINION: Overdue upgrades to sewer, water system costly but necessary
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The Miami Herald | EDITORIAL
Dressed to kill
OUR OPINION: Higher safety standards needed for garment workers in poor countries
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MIDDLE EAST
Frida Ghitis: Iran’s democracy charade
Keep an eye on Iran over the coming weeks. The country is in the process of shedding the final vestiges of ...
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Our families first
The Pentagon wants $450 million for improving and maintaining the Guantánamo Bay prison. President Oba...
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Repeal Obamacare
It is time for Senate Democrats and the president to repeal Obamacare. This law is beyond comprehension, il...
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Don’t cut food stamps
Congress appears to be on the verge of making a severe cut in the food-stamp program. Lawmakers seem to agr...
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’1984’ revived
I may not always agree with Glenn Garvin, but his informed column on the government’s attempt to con...
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Children in peril
When I heard the news about a mother who forgot her baby in the car, I couldn’t believe it. It keeps...
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Help this young man
Re the May 22 story Heart patient, 21, waits for transplant approval: Money can’t buy health? Don...
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The readers’ forum
Unethical tutors cause Florida’s children to lose out
As a district coordinator for a tutoring company that received an ‘excellent’ rating from the...
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Star Trek fantasy meets Livermore reality
MONTEREY, Calif. — If scientists and officials at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Californ...
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The White House to-do list
When White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough told his colleagues last week to spend no more than 10 perc...
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The Obamas overdo tough love for black grads
In recent commencement addresses to black college graduates, President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama ...
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President’s ‘scandals’ could actually hurt Republicans
Republican politicians and activists can barely contain their glee at the simultaneous eruption of three ma...
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Networks serving up schlock
Networks are generally leery of shows that are set in the past.
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Kudos to those who graduated in four years
For the college students who will be paying for a four-year bachelor’s degree long after graduation ...
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In My Opinion
Carl Hiaasen: IRS went after small fry, but let the big ones get away
“Please provide copies of all your current web pages, including your blog posts. Please provide copi...
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Carl Hiaasen: Once again, we’re the poster child for scandal
Anyone who thinks the healthcare apparatus in this country doesn’t need radical liposuction should ...
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IN MY OPINION
Carl Hiaasen: It’s too easy to become a terrorist
Authorities say that the two brothers who allegedly bombed the Boston Marathon were probably “self-r...
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In My Opinion
Carl Hiaasen: Rubio comes up short on gun control
Marco Rubio showed his true yellow colors last week, joining 45 other cowards to defeat Senate legislation ...
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STADIUM RENOVATION
Carl Hiaasen: Good news and bad on Dolphins stadium deal
Incredible as it seems, Miami-Dade voters might actually be allowed to decide whether or not tax dollars ar...
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Carl Hiaasen | In My Opinion
Carl Hiaasen: NRA’s task is to frighten, sell more guns
The National Rifle Association wants to give me a “heavy-duty” duffel bag.
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In My Opinion
Leonard Pitts: On death penalty, wrongly accused are victims, too
At great political peril, George Ryan did the right thing.
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Leonard Pitts: On guns and the Great American Panic Machine
It should’ve been the shot heard around the world. Chances are, you didn’t hear it.
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In My Opinion
Pennsylvania woman ran to Key West — where else?
Brenda Heist wanted to run away from life. Naturally, she went to Key West.
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In My opinion
Leonard Pitts: Texas case exposes racial bias in death penalty for Duane Buck
If the state of Texas executes Duane Buck, it’ll be because he is black.
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In My Opinion
Myriam Marquez: Hope for Cuba one prayer at a time
In her mind’s eye, Elsa Morejón looks from Miami at her beloved island and worries that what ai...
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In My Opinion
‘El Super’ explains Cuban exiles’ bittersweet adventure
It was born in the gritty urban realism of exile, circa 1970s. El Super, a low-budget production by Cuban e...
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Myriam Marquez | In My Opinion
Myriam Marquez: Beyoncé and Jay-Z in Havana another calibrated Cuba plot
Beyoncé and Jay-Z trotted around their mothers in Havana for the couple’s fifth anniversary, po...
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In My Opinion
Myriam Marquez: Yoani Sánchez faces as many questions as explanations from exiles
Forty questions in 80 days.
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In My Opinion
Juan Clark opened my eyes to the ‘why’
It was an evening class in Kendall that opened my weary mind after a day’s work to why societies are...
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In My Opinion
Romney’s guilt-free pass to Independents
TAMPA — Tin Man didn’t morph into a cuddly teddy bear at his Republican National Coronation, ...
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In My Opinion
Write-in ploy cheats the voters
The state attorney is one of those countywide positions thats high profile and in the crosshairs of t...
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IN MY OPINION
Glenn Garvin: Welcome to ‘unwelcome’ speech on campus
I know it was hard to hear anything last week over the cacophony of the White House roof falling over Beng...
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IN MY OPINION
Murder? Not if you just kill a baby
Nearly a quarter-century has passed since The Los Angeles Times published a piece by the late David Shaw, t...
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IN MY OPINION
Let Pollard finish his sentence
In his book The Joys of Yiddish, Leo Rosten, struggling to define the concept of “chutzpah” ...
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IN MY OPINION
Wars end, but the bills last forever
The past is never dead, as William Faulkner might have written if he were analyzing the federal budget, it...
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IN MY OPINION
A license to kill — competition
It’s soooooo tempting to start this column with a joke about the first class-action lawsuit on beha...
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Screen gems
The week ahead at the movies and on TV
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