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December 11, 2014

• Feds: Florida scholarship program does not violate anti-discrimination laws
• Two former Cay Clubs executives plead guilty to fraud
• 'Amor Cronico' (unrated)
• Oficialmente gay, en el Trail
• Cuento de Navidad, una obra para todos
• Go Drink This: Paint Your Own Negroni
• 'Exodus: Gods and Kings' (PG-13)
• 'Top Five' (R)
• 'A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night' (unrated)
• 'The Tale of the Princess Kaguya' (unrated)
• 'Pioneer' (R)
• Senate report confirms CIA had ‘black site’ at Guantánamo, hid it from Congress
• Florida Supreme Court: Sex crime victim recordings not admissible as evidence
• Marlins acquire Dee Gordon, Dan Haren from Dodgers, deal Andrew Heaney
• Two Key West police officers disciplined in connection with man's death
• PRO WRESTLING: Paul Triple H Levesque talks WWE Network live special NXT TakeOver: R Evolution
• Heat collapses in second half, falls to Nuggets
• New state tests don’t inspire confidence
• Legal immigration an expensive process
• Juan Zapata’s gender vote
• Doral council fires its city clerk
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Dec. 11, 2014
• Shootout features top players
• Real estate: the cold facts about winter listings
• U.S. hints that it won’t oppose Cuban participation in Summit of the Americas
• State takes over Gables firm linked to Medicare fraud scheme
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE NXT hits the artist’s canvas via Rob Schamberger
• Boca Raton Bowl between Marshall and Northern Illinois will be one to remember
• CIA failed us
• CIA report biased
• Message to Congress
• Morin cartoon compelling
• Unseeded Opelka upsets fourth seed Chung at Orange Bowl International Tennis Championships
• Heat brace for ‘another challenge’ against Nuggets
• Jeweler who swindled millions from Hialeah politicians is set free
• Florida Panthers enter tough part of schedule
• Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen happy to be back in South Florida for Orange Bowl
• Congressman objects to pending Guantánamo transfer
• Haiti parliament leaders seek common position out of political crisis
• FAO: Hunger down in Latin America, Caribbean
• Environmentalists seek emergency help for rare Miami-Dade beetle
• Another head-on collision on Tamiami Trail, this time 3 people die
• The spirit of Miami
• Dolphins have been ‘half’ bad – and that’s not good vs. Patriots
• Marlins acquire starting pitcher Mat Latos among other moves
• Movie studio gets early OK for $10 million from Miami-Dade
• Bill Clinton: Gross detention imperils U.S.-Cuba relations
• County demolished soldier’s home but won’t require court orders in future cases
• Zoo Miami tends to rare orphaned baby bat (w/video)
• Police: student wanted to shoot Miami-Dade school guards
• Palmer Trinity student gives of herself in music, helping others
• Coast Guard orders court martial in Key West sexual-assault case
• Brazilian legend Ronaldo named part-owner of Fort Lauderdale Strikers
• Businesses on Alton Road to celebrate end of construction
• Miami-Dade school cafeterias to serve antibiotic-free chicken
• Agenda: Cut poverty and build opportunity for all
• Three killed in head-on collision in West Miami-Dade
• World Trade Center tower boasts large-scale art
• Miami Stories: Remembering a more naturally wild Miami
• Tyra Banks named in lawsuit
• Rosario Dawson holds her own with Chris Rock in ‘Top Five’
• Greg Cote’s Week 15 NFL picks
• Heaven save us from a holy war
• Pinecrest takes measures to protect residents against lightning strikes
• Trade deficit with China knocks out 115,700 Florida jobs
• Streaming: Joan Chen in ‘Marco Polo’
• Pitbull is Mr. 2015, hosting New Year’s Eve broadcast
• Crime Watch: Tips to keep those holiday thieves at bay
• Friends and Neighbors: Prayer Breakfast an honored tradition
• South Florida girl and turtle champion to appear in HBO series
• Bob Balsam, former Miami Beach Convention Center GM, dies at 57
• School remembers longtime coach with fundraiser, street naming
• Miami’s bike-share program kicks off Saturday
• Former President and Haiti envoy Bill Clinton defends PM Lamothe
• Haiti sees drop in poverty rates, but inequality remains
• A guide to the Borscht Film Festival