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April 29, 2016

• 5 last-minute Mother's Day brunches in Miami
• Florida Cabinet finally agrees on insurance commissioner
• How Marco Rubio negotiated to extend Venezuela sanctions
• U.S. reps pressing Scott on sudden drop in new HIV cases in state
• Miami Beach wants developers to go green or pay fee
• Fact-checking the Florida U.S. Senate open debate
• Trump lawyer: Rape lawsuit is nonsense
• ‘Rich Kids of Beverly Hills’ star Bianca Espada: I stand up for myself
• Judge to lift female guard ban in 9/11 case at Guantánamo
• In Miami, National Bike Month means Ciclovía, Cycle de Mayo, Bikes & Beats
• Driver swerves, kills road worker on I-95 in Pompano Beach
• Andy Samberg at Latin Billboards in Miami: I speak Spanish
• Haiti had Zika months before Brazil’s 2015 outbreak
• Is this Maduro’s final year in office in Venezuela?
• Miami Northwestern girls win Region 4-3A track title, Ely wins boys’ crown
• Rachel Roy releases book amid Beyonce Lemonade drama
• Bugatti shows off new $2.5 million car in Miami
• U.S. deports 11 Cubans from long list who arrived during 1980 exodus
• Palmetto Bay may get 485 condos along Old Cutler Road
• Swimming institution, ISHOF founder Alice Kempthorne dies at 88
• Judge rejects kidnapper’s fast-food request, serves up life sentence instead
• What do you recommend?
• Battling mental illness in ‘Imagine Me Gone’
• Don DeLillo — life, death and dystopia
• Temple Israel concert to honor artistic director
• David Altmaier’s quick rise to state insurance commissioner
• Southern Bell coin collector, deacon Robert Ferguson dies at 92
• Video: Opposition leader in Venezuela attacked
• Laremy Tunsil’s pot-video timeline is critical to keeping him out of drug program
• Eye of the storms: Florida insurance commissioner wields far-reaching power
• Fight over Zika funds rages with first U.S. death, Florida ‘crisis’
• Heroin, fentanyl a deadly duo as Florida overdose deaths skyrocket
• Armed thief steals $500K in jewelry from Little Havana store
• Sanders’ supporters are content to lose both the battle and the war
• With rough legal seas behind it, Fathom cruise will set sail for Cuba
• Dolphins’ Tunsil quiet about controversies after allergic reaction
• MLB suspends Dee Gordon for 80 games after testing positive for PEDs
• Miami Dolphins trade up for Baylor corner Xavien Howard
• Students and staff rally behind injured South Dade High principal
• 5 last-minute Mother's Day brunches in Miami
• Holocaust survivors share stories on app at Miami Beach’s memorial
• At MOCA North Miami, Marielle Plaisir explores the dynamics of domination
• Miami Commission delays vote on Lotus House shelter expansion
• SLAM Academy knocks off Westminster Christian in baseball regional
• Highlands Christian boys, HEAT girls win Region 4-1A track titles
• Ultimately, it’s up to Israel, Palestinians to work it out
• New Haiti commission has 30 days to verify elections results
• Dolphins have bullseye on their backs with bet on Tunsil
• Dolphins roll dice in first round on off-field baggage at a position that wasn’t a pressing need
• Broward GOP chair apologizes for Monica Lewinsky comment
• Autism an ‘opportunity’ to soar for Palmetto High teen
• Ex-felons get vote
• Miami open in peril
• Ann Coulter’s doll
• Mental illness
• Zoo Miami and ferals cat
• Foreign policy by Donald Trump
• Restore the Dorsey Memorial Library
• Uber, Lyft needed
• Cycle of corruption
• BDS movement
• Corporate Run transforms Bayfront Park into a Tent City
• Downtown overflows with fitness and fun at Corporate Run
• Jose Ureña provides relief, versatility for the Miami Marlins
• Hurricanes cornerback Artie Burns becomes 58th first-round pick in UM history
• Jose Fernandez outduels Maeda as Marlins sweep Dodgers
• Brain Buster, CCW, Ronin, X-Wrestling, WWE in South Florida
• Florida State’s Jalen Ramsey stays local, heads to Jaguars
• UF DBs Vernon Hargreaves, Keanu Neal chosen in first round
• Sports on TV: Friday, April 29, 2016
• Enrique Iglesias, Nicky Jam win big at Latin Billboard Awards
• Miami Dolphins draft Ole Miss lineman Laremy Tunsil
• Fannie Mae gives ‘transactors’ credit for good behavior
• ‘Down the Darkest Street’: seeking redemption and a killer in Miami
• Is there ever a good reason for setting up a shell company?