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July 26, 2018

• Cuba badly needs currency reform, but it won’t happen yet, economists say
• Here’s who came up with the idea for the Marlins’ gold ‘MVP Chain’ and why it was made
• Where is Gov. Scott? Healthcare provider files lawsuit to find out.
• They once said small, luxury ships wouldn’t be profitable. Now they’re building more
• Old guard Republicans aren’t welcome in the Florida party of Trump
• Miami Hurricanes DE who empowers young men off and on field is recognized nationally
• Cop admits framing two black men as Florida town’s false arrest scandal widens
• Hospice facility AC broke. Owner kept them in 100-degree heat for days, Arizona cops say
• Miami moves to regulate gambling. It could stymie Magic City’s Edgewater poker room.
• Man crashed into pregnant driver and fled, Georgia cops say. She lost the child
• After early burst, Marlins fizzle out in yet another loss to Nationals
• Sports on TV: Friday, July 27, 2018
• Sucking up to the boss can help your career. But it can hurt you in other ways, study says
• North Carolina Courage defeats Paris Saint-Germain in first semis of ICC tournament
• Police arrest 13 people for sex acts at Pleasure Emporium adult entertainment store
• These young athletes don’t speak English. Now the whole team wants to be bilingual
• Mangroves grow slowly. In Miami, replacing them takes even longer
• What goes on at Melreese park and why are some opposed to giving up golf for soccer?
• Healthy, rested — and a bit disrespected. Dolphins open camp eager to shock the world
• Judge orders Nikolas Cruz’s statement to BSO to be redacted and released to the public
• Driver pins teen between table and wall as car barrels into kitchen, Indiana firefighters say
• Venezuela’s inflation rate could reach 1 million percent — Maduro might be happy about it
• Tesla’s more-affordable Model 3 is now in South Florida. You can take it for a spin.
• Need school supplies or want to donate? This is where you want to be
• The defensive coaches say these Miami Hurricanes offensive players have impressed
• Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill: ‘We can do something special’
• So far, five arrests in lobster miniseason in the Florida Keys
• ‘The worst day of my life’: Woman survives sexual assault, attack on Colorado trail
• This is how the Miami Hurricanes defensive recruiting plan looks at this point
• He said his puppy fell in the shower. The injuries told a different story, cops say.
• Miami Beach officer’s quick thinking may have prevented more injuries from demolition
• Fire at Beckham-coveted Melreese golf course likely pyromania, not politics, police say
• New Miami Hurricanes coach announces his staff and recruiting coordinator for 2018-19
• Planes in Everglades crash that killed 4 collided ‘nearly straight on,’ NTSB report says
• Chief fires North Miami Beach cop arrested for kicking pregnant woman in stomach
• Cuba is proposing a new ‘collective’ form of leadership. How will it work under its new constitution?
• Crisis at Univision grows: High profile reporters part of new layoffs
• So, your child wants to become a vegetarian or vegan. Here’s what you need to know.
• Teen visits a Broward beach and leaves with a major medical issue, his mother says
• State senator who resigned won’t face corruption charges. Case closed.
• They were born deaf. Now, these six siblings can hear, talk and sing joyously.
• Miami commissioner says stray shopping carts are a problem. He has a plan to fix it.
• Teddy bears given to immigrant children separated from families
• Heat loses out on one interesting prospect, but Miami remains in mix for another
• Miami Dolphins’ Adam Gase on suspending players over anthem protests: ‘Good luck’
• Miami approves new express bus from downtown to South Beach that could launch in fall
• They raided his home in the Florida Keys. What they found in his safe put him in jail.
• They call themselves socialists, but they don’t know the meaning of the word
• Miami Beach is doubling down on its fight against Airbnb-like rentals with this new tool
• Here’s who the Dolphins used as starters at competitive positions on first day of camp
• Miami Uber drivers may rely on the ride-share service for more than half their income
• Magnolias are a good fit for Miami. So why don’t we see more of them?
• Birthright citizenship and illegal aliens
• Philanthropic foundations have yet to come through for hurricane-torn Puerto Rico
• Facebook’s problem
• Newsflash: Inflation soars in Venezuela
• UF Gators football players facing student conduct review after on-campus altercation
• Open-carry advocates suing Miami Beach after they were detained while fishing
• Autistic kids could lose care as Florida cracks down on Medicaid fraud
• Critical Mass Friday to tie up Miami streets. This time, it’s personal.
• A pregnant lawyer wants a trial delay. Her opponent doesn’t. It didn’t end well for him
• This contractor faked his death to avoid paying for botched work. More trouble awaits