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June 27, 2019

• Assertive Julián Castro takes immigration spotlight in Miami debate
• In Democratic debate, Amy Klobuchar steered to the middle — except when she took on Trump
• Washington Gov. Inslee seeks climate moment in Democratic debate, but gets little time
• Beto O’Rourke has a plan for immigration. Julián Castro says he hasn’t done homework.
• Tulsi Gabbard, touting foreign policy experience, struggles to lift off debate stage
• During debate, Tim Ryan vows to unite America’s working class behind Democrats
• Protesters outside debate want wages to go up and camp for migrant children to close
• Warren gets first, last word during headlining appearance at Democratic debate in Miami
• He’s accused of child rape, might be here illegally and has cut off his ankle monitor
• Manager Don Mattingly stumps for infielder Miguel Rojas to be Miami Marlins’ All-Star
• Zac Gallen runs out of gas in dominant Marlins Park debut as Nationals rally to win
• Bill de Blasio shocks crowd with confrontational energy on Dems debate stage
• Supreme Court’s ruling on gerrymandering doesn’t directly affect Florida
• Trump said he’d be busy traveling during the debate. He found time to tweet, though.
• Beto O’Rourke breaks into Spanish during the Democratic debate, and Twitter loses its mind
• Second half of Democratic debates was stalled by technical issues. Trump weighed in.
• Cory Booker makes gun debate personal on Democratic debate stage in Miami
• When he got a word in debate, John Delaney knocked Medicare for all, backed carbon tax
• How many times was Miami mentioned during the first Democratic debate?
• An eight-batter sequence against Nationals proved why Marlins’ Zac Gallen can be great
• St. Roch food hall must change its name, a judge rules. Here’s what to call it Jan. 1
• Absent Biden, Beto takes the heat during the curtain raiser for the Democratic primary
• Universal Orlando opens a budget hotel and a restaurant that cooks with wood
• Influential economist defended construction giant. Secretly it paid his firm millions
• Dave Barry: Democrats arrive and Miami’s climate changes. It’s policy pollution!
• How ‘virtual restaurants’ could be the future of South Florida’s food scene
• Ramp and cargo workers at Miami airport on strike to protest unsafe working conditions
• In Miami, de Blasio said four words in Spanish. Slight problem: They were Che’s words
• U.S. soccer star Megan Rapinoe stands by her White House comments, with one exception
• Watch Lucy Bronze’s goal of the tournament as England cruises to the semifinals
• Fight over citizenship question on 2020 Census isn’t over. What it means for Florida
• Miami’s last Royal Castle slings its burgers and birch beer for a new generation
• David Beckham and daughter watch England-Norway Women’s World Cup quarterfinal in France
• It’s a shame the U.S. women face France in World Cup quarterfinal. Here’s why. | Opinion
• In an effort to reduce ocean pollution, Miami Beach mulls citywide plastic straw ban
• Miami Dolphins announce 2019 training camp schedule. Here’s when you can see them.
• When cops cornered a suspected burglar in Broward, he put up quite a struggle, police say
• 459,000 Apple MacBooks recalled as fire hazards after causing burns and smoke inhalation
• Key Biscayne recovering from cyberattack after hackers hit a third city in Florida
• This bar’s merman show is like ‘Magic Mike’ underwater, but with a Jason Momoa lookalike
• Here’s what you need to know about the Heat’s salary-cap situation entering free agency
• ‘I don’t buy it.’ Judge downplays mental illness. Defense lawyers want him off cases
• He told police he knows his rights. He’s been arrested at least 26 times
• Five teens were pulled over. Two were arrested after Keys cops found guns and drugs
• 12-year-old who left her home and didn’t come back has been found
• Visitors leave this Keys beach a mess — and a local leader is putting the state on notice
• After a horrific crash, state could lower the speed limit through Islamorada
• The new Umbrella Sky is up in Coral Gables. Here’s what it looks like.
• In a world of populist tyrants, this still was a good week for democracy | Opinion
• ‘Old’ candidates, please!
• OAS chief defends U.S. sanctions on Venezuela, says critics are appeasing “dictators”
• A ‘robust’ climate discussion was promised in Miami debates. There’s one night left.
• Bullet missed Doral cop’s heart by 2 inches. He’s recovering from training accident
• Mayfair Hotel in Coconut Grove sold for $40 million, nearly double last sale in 2014
• Norbert Seals, lobbyist and political consultant in Miami-Dade, dies at age 60
• Sports on TV: Thursday, June 27, 2019
• Another Fisher-Price infant sleeper recalled on concerns about baby deaths in sleepers
• The Panthers are holding their annual development camp. Here’s why you need to know
• 67 fireworks products recalled before July 4 for being ‘overloaded with pyrotechnics’
• He’s accused of drugging, raping and posting Instagram video of a naked 15-year-old girl
• ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ star Rachel Brosnahan was seen on set in Miami Beach
• In Miami-Dade, ‘full employment’ brings little relief to the working class | Opinion
• Miami Herald Editorial Board: Who made the case in the first Democratic debate?
• Actor Nick Frost talks Florida Supercon, Fighting With My Family, The Rock, FSCW, Miami, soccer
• Man found in a car on a Miami-Dade street with a chest wound
• Pet alligator’s taste of freedom cut short by hit-and-run driver, Michigan cops say
• This Michelin-trained chef is serving an exclusive tasting menu at Time Out Market
• When it comes to Social Security, bigger isn’t better | Opinion
• Former minister of electric industry in Venezuela charged with money laundering
• U.S. warns of foreign meddling in Latin America amid regional tensions
• He tried breaking into three stores, but only succeeded at RockHard Lovestuff, cops say
• Planning to drive east on the Dolphin Expressway Friday night? Better read this first
• Their small boat began taking on water off the Keys. Then, the craft flipped
• How a stepladder in Homestead became South Florida’s most important political prop
• A bride posed for her wedding photos on a Florida beach — with her 34 bridesmaids
• A Florida veteran wanted to support Wounded Warriors — so he and his dog walked to Idaho
• Did a truck without a driver just pass you on the road? Yes, and there are more coming
• These Florida beaches have just made it easier for the disabled to navigate the sand
• When it comes to joining the military, Miami and big cities are no match for small towns
• ‘That’s disturbing’: Watch an alligator consume a plastic bag at a Florida park
• At first, Dershowitz welcomed this Epstein-related lawsuit. Now he wants it tossed out