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June 29, 2020

• Sports on TV: Monday, June 29, 2020
• Miami almond milk company is helping Americans ditch the dairy
• COVID-19 didn’t slow us down: Miami Beach is America’s most active city, study says
• Trump administration cripples Latin America’s ability to fight COVID-19 | Opinion
• ‘I felt violated.’ Miami woman kneed on neck, hit with Taser speaks after cop’s arrest
• ‘As his executive order shows, President Trump is committed to police reform’ | Opinion
• Are young people to blame as COVID cases surge in Florida and Miami? DeSantis says yes
• You should wear sunscreen every day ⁠— even when indoors, doctors say. Here’s why
• This is the first July 4 on which we can actually see the end of America coming | Opinion
• Remember all the amor: Watch the trailer to the new Walter Mercado documentary
• Coronavirus herd immunity ‘unlikely’ if too many people refuse a vaccine, Fauci says
• The FDA warned this hand sanitizer might be toxic. Now, the manufacturer is recalling it
• Presidential candidate for Dominican Republic’s ruling party mired in corruption allegations | Opinion
• Beaches in the Keys will close this week in advance of July 4 due to COVID-19 spread
• Two players test positive for COVID-19 upon arrival in Orlando for MLS tournament
• Florida’s coronavirus outbreak complicates Republican convention, Trump’s reelection bid
• Ex-Dolphins receiver Kenny Stills wasn’t thrilled with owner Stephen Ross’ recent donation 
• A South Florida company didn’t pay required sick leave pay when a worker got COVID-19
• Magazine doesn’t rate FIU’s players highly, but says Davis is the second-best coach in C-USA
• Uh-oh. They never left, but Cam Newton means Bill Belichick and Patriots are back! | Opinion
• Architect of Miami Dolphins’ undefeated team defense wins prestigious award
• Podcast: Greg Cote Show gets funny/personal with Tim Kurkjian, and welcomes in another Greg Cote
• Here’s how much new COVID-19 drug remdesivir will cost per treatment, company says
• An update on UM’s football plans amid state’s rising COVID cases. And a looming concern
• Jacksonville will require masks indoors. That likely includes the RNC convention
• College football during a pandemic: Miami’s team doctor discusses the return so far
• How did Pat Riley influence Chris Bosh’s 2010 free agency decision? An ‘06 championship ring
• Miami Marlins sign veteran reliever to add bullpen depth to roster pool
• What history tells us about Dolphins QB Josh Rosen’s chances of becoming a quality player
• With roster pool set, Marlins ‘walk that fine line’ between development and winning
• Not wearing a mask can cost you $50 in South Beach under new COVID crackdown
• DeSantis vetoes $1 billion from state budget as COVID crisis hurts tax revenue
• Miami-Dade coronavirus total surpasses 35,000. Florida reports 5,266 additional cases
• Old meat sauce, flies on food and ice in restaurants failing inspection
• Four Zoo Miami employees in quarantine after testing positive for coronavirus
• ‘Things might get worse.’ Several Miami restaurants voluntarily close as COVID-19 spikes.
• She gave birth in a parking lot. Now her midwife is talking about that ‘crazy’ day
• Miami Seaquarium says it’s closing again because of Florida’s coronavirus increase
• Miami to impose minimum 10-day shutdown for businesses violating COVID-19 regulations
• How a peaceful march turned ugly: Cops say protesters attacked. Photos tell another story
• Is your property a flood risk? New tool shows millions are, including entire Florida towns
• FTL woman nearly blinded by cops while protesting peacefully testifies to D.C. lawmakers
• Puerto Ricans live in U.S. counties with highest possibility of COVID-19 infection and death
• What did Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis veto to cut budget by $1 billion? Here’s the list
• A Florida woman kept calling 911 for a ride to another city. Cops finally gave her one
• 8-state cyclospora outbreak gets lettuce products sold at Walmart, other stores recalled
• One dead, two injured in shooting at Amazon warehouse in Jacksonville
• These chicken nuggets might have rubber. So, almost 60,000 pounds have been recalled