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June 2, 2017

• Illinois woman dies after cosmetic surgery at Doral clinic
• President Trump’s decision to pull out of global climate agreement sparks local protest
• In spring of 1967, Israel proved it was here to stay
• Casinos push for expansion but, for the public, all bets are off
• With a wealth of talent returning, UM women’s tennis eyes ‘special year’ in 2018
• Democrats take advantage of high-profile absences during District 40 forum
• ON THE AIR
• In the week ahead, a higher standard for investment advice will be put into place
• Night court at Guantánamo? Lone courtroom is double-booked
• Military sex assaults
• Jim Morin’s art
• I like Raquel
• Tiger Wood’s pain
• The people’s money
• Paris Accord
• Protect Beach’s last oceanfront openings
• The error of exiting the Paris Accord
• 19-year-old accused of pimping out missing teen, police say
• Employee used city funds to buy tools and then resold them, police say
• UF student body president cuts deal for drunken Key West bout
• Jewish Museum of Florida names familiar face as new director
• The awards for ‘Hamilton’ aren’t over — it just landed another prize
• The latest on Mike Pouncey’s rehab, and what the Dolphins are doing in his absence
• Moments after getting a speeding ticket, he was clocked at 115 mph. Now he’s in jail.
• David Beckham group to neighbors: Stadium can help revitalize Overtown
• Miami ‘Joker’ lookalike busted again — this time for pot
• Will Giancarlo Stanton bat in No. 2 hole for remainder of the season? Marlins not ruling it out
• Of course, developers evicted Miami’s second-oldest restaurant. But it’s back
• Book this “Chef’s Table” next time you’re up in Palm Beach
• Want to be a famous singer? Forget it. But you can pretend.
• You deserve a break. These South Florida hotels will keep you sane this summer
• He’s Mr. Las Vegas, but on June 3, Wayne Newton will be Mr. Coconut Creek
• Wanna see something cool when it rains on Lincoln Road?
• Miami has major doughnut game. Check out our favorite spots.
• Show your island pride at these Caribbean Heritage Month events in Miami