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November 2, 2017

• Sexual harassment claims threaten to derail his candidacy. But he won’t back down
• Threat by FIU student leads to parking garage evacuation and canceled Israeli event
• A woman heard chainsaws and climbed a tree in her PJs. She had a point to make
• The rest of us pay when elected officials misbehave
• ‘We are going to hunt this person down,’ cops say of ghoulish-looking killer
• Riviera Prep revels in biggest athletic moment in school history
• Cypress Bay wins girls regional swim title
• Nation needs a nonprofit healthcare model, too
• ISIS is getting desperate — it’s asking women to fight.
• Sports on TV: Friday, Nov. 3, 2017
• 391 malfunctions, 16 injuries, 1 death get 44 years of fire extinguishers recalled
• Woman who allegedly wrote ‘Brett Ratner raped me’ on Facebook sued
• She sent a teen nude photos and sex messages on Facebook. They sent her to prison
• DCF, USDA failed to accommodate the disabled for food stamp distribution, suit alleges
• Despite tough talk, Trump follows Obama on terror suspects
• What’s in your Halloween candy? Some children got meth, needles and razor blades
• Nancy San Martín named new managing editor of el Nuevo Herald
• Back In My Day: Halloween! How many rules were ignored on your street?
• On eve of high-level U.N. Haiti visit, Trump continues to say ‘No’ to cholera request
• Photos: Pro wrestling at ATT Halloween Party
• The gun was bought for protection. An intruder used it to murder a popular punk musician
• Police say they were out for their weekly bike ride when a driver tried to kill them
• Are Miamians up for commuting on a high-tech Commie bus? Our county mayor says yes
• Paranoia rules Tallahassee as top lawmaker sees effort to ‘tear down the Senate’
• A nuanced look at Ndamukong Suh’s future with the Miami Dolphins
• Gase’s message to coaches; You won’t believe what some guy told Dolphins’ offensive coordinator
• A friendship between special-needs children and abled peers benefits both
• Richt ‘came back to the U for this kind of game’
• After losing 40-0 then trading Jay Ajayi for box of kicking tees, Dolphins get jolt of good news
• Dolphins opt for running back ‘by committee’ approach
• Fantasy Fest just wasn’t the same this year for some Key West businesses
• Agent, trainer smuggled Cuban ballplayers into U.S. Now they’re headed to prison
• Commuters rejoice, Northeast Dade railway intersection reopens earlier than planned.
• Resigned USS Cole case lawyers to defy war court judge’s order — again
• UM’s ‘Grade A’ receiver doubles as a scholar. Braxton Berrios has it all
• Figuring out a path forward for 800,000 ‘Dreamers’ is subject of Barry Conference
• Heat has its ‘heart’ back, and now Hassan Whiteside looks to get stronger
• Afro-Latino professionals seek more visibility in Miami
• 4 food festivals this weekend for everyone from vegans to hot dog and Rock ‘n’ Roll lovers
• Drink up! Miami breweries offering new craft beers in November
• A food festival for vegetarians and vegans is taking over Wynwood
• This secret new food hall will be the first to open in Miami
• After ‘possible explosive alert,’ FIU police says there are no longer any threats
• UM waits as judge issues extension to key figures in FBI probe
• Photos released of noose, penis drawings left on black firefighter’s family photos
• In Puerto Rico, a musician serenades his dying wife — with songs she may not hear
• Do your friends still mock you for drinking Merlot? Here’s why they should stop
• Store brand candies recalled from the largest drugstore chain in the United States
• 18 supermarket chains and one nation join recall list for mislabeled dark chocolates