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January 28, 2018

• Border Patrol agents taking people off buses is common. It happened again this week.
• These toy soldiers came ready to fight — but time is running out on their value
• A police department mourns again after Bal Harbour chief dies of cancer
• After a history of heartbreaks, Miami awaits Beckham’s MLS launch with hope
• José Martí rides again in Havana thanks to American donations and a famous statue
• A proposal, a double racer and a weight-loss goal: Stories from the Miami Marathon
• It’s not a construction project — it’s public art.
• Sports on TV: Sunday, Jan. 28, 2018
• A heart both broken and soaring rides Gun Runner to victory in Pegasus World Cup
• The nation’s best horse won the world’s richest race, and it was his last
• Big fourth quarter sparks Heat’s second comeback win over the Hornets in a week
• Ellington contract situation a looming dilemma for Heat
• St. Thomas Aquinas’ Grant Aronoff wins fourth BCAA title
• The finish line of the Miami Marathon is often the start of a captivating story
• An outspoken pro-immigrant chef asks if Ivanka Trump got him banned from party
• Nearly blown away by a howling nemesis, Miami marathoners still have terrific time
• This mobile can come crashing down on the baby in the crib. It’s been recalled.
• Balancing debt and savings? Look at your finances as if you were CEO of a business
• Who thought cafe con leche could be this complicated? It can when it involves a name
• Hospice hit with a $5 million fine over patients who lived. Then it announced shutdown
• Miami Hurricanes fall to Florida State in overtime
• From depressing to dynastic: The Super Bowl history of the New England Patriots
• Kenyan man and a Gainesville woman win Fitbit Miami Marathon
• Rubio fires chief of staff for improper relations with lower level employees