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June 4, 2020

• Miami-Dade launching $25 million revolving loan fund for businesses hurt by COVID
• As coronavirus deaths surge in Brazil, calls for Bolsonaro’s impeachment intensify
• ‘Alone but finally free’: Citizenship ceremonies resume in Miami amid COVID-19
• Don’t panic, but a stadium-sized asteroid will pass ‘close’ by Earth. Because 2020
• Creating change? Stay informed, collaborate and vote each and every time | Opinion
• NYT journalists express betrayal over paper’s decision to run ‘send in troops’ op-ed
• Dale, Class of 2020! Watch Pitbull’s salute to Miami’s quarantine graduates
• Beach Chamber has excelled in a tough year
• Cop accused of making white power symbol at George Floyd protest under review, NYPD says
• Don’t expect a coronavirus baby boomlet in December. Thing is, we need one | Opinion
• Coral Gables senior housing project approved by city. It is steps from Merrick Park
• America’s greatest strength puts its weaknesses on display around the world | Opinion
• Rescue group returns dog to NY woman who called cops on black birdwatcher in video
• ‘We played by your rules, America, but it was never good enough. You left us no option’ | Opinion
• Where Miami Hurricanes stand in South Florida recruiting. And high school coach weighs in
• ‘Where is our leader?’ Dwayne Johnson calls out Trump in Black Lives Matter video
• This is why for MLB Draft, teams will focus more on college talent and not prep seniors
• Rick Ross needs to take a coronavirus test if he wants to see his babies, says lawsuit
• Remittances to Cuba could be in peril after new announcement by the Trump administration
• Dashcam video shows former NFL star Antonio Brown tussle with a truck driver
• Curfews relaxed, group blocks Miami traffic on fifth day of protests
• Free antibody testing available for most at South Florida sites. Here’s how to get tested
• Miami hotel occupancy improved slightly last week. Next week’s numbers should be better.
• Related swaps condo project for office on Miami Beach’s Terminal Island
• LA City Council may cut $150M from police budget amid Floyd protests
• Rivera is the tip of the iceberg; Citgo had ‘multiple’ lobbying contracts, sources say
• As ICE detainee testifies in federal court about COVID-19, unmasked guard is next to him
• Football back soon? NFL takes big step in that direction, loosens work restrictions
• Brian Flores’ poignant conversation on race, loss and his advice for protesting players
• What the Miami Dolphins are giving their undrafted rookies and what it reveals
• Fauci says schools may finally reopen after summer. Here’s how that can happen
• FSU star warns football players boycotting over head coach’s George Floyd comments
• All incoming ICE detainees at Krome to be tested as coronavirus cases in detention surge
• Miami-Dade’s big reopening Monday: gyms, dog parks, tattoo shops, youth camps, Airbnb
• Sports’ return offers America relief, a small respite. And we have never needed it more | Opinion
• This new app will tell you if you’re sick, but it may also cost you your privacy
• AutoNation permanently lays off 3,500 workers
• Incarcerated students coping with COVID-19 outside the classroom
• Inter Miami players trained in groups for first time Thursday. Here’s how it went .
• Why Heat is excited about Meyers Leonard’s return. And Adebayo’s growth acknowledged.
• Medical journal retracts major hydroxychloroquine study for data inconsistencies
• ‘Superspreaders’ drive coronavirus outbreaks, but some infected never spread it. Why?
• Cristobal weakens to a depression before its expected turn toward the Gulf of Mexico
• Sports on TV: Thursday, June 4, 2020
• Protest live updates: Traffic blocked again in Miami, but smaller crowds than before
• State universities plan fall return: FSU dorm life will change, Gators start later
• As testing increases, Florida coronavirus cases have jumped — but infection rates have not
• As protests across Florida intensify, Miami emerges as peaceful outlier. Here’s why.
• ‘Are we being punished?’ Miami-Dade, Broward excluded from Florida Phase 2 reopening
• Owners approve NBA’s 22-team restart plan. A look at what it means for playoff-bound Heat
• How South Florida called for an end to police brutality during a week of demonstrations
• Fort Lauderdale PD investigating officer who shot woman in face with a rubber bullet
• ‘Our voices are so important.’ Hundreds kneel outside hospital to protest police brutality.
• A man was driving in the Keys with his family. Then, police found ‘New Year’s drugs’ in car
• Florida health officials had advice for first responders at protests. Then they deleted it.
• Assault weapons ban won’t be on Florida ballot. Supreme Court deems wording misleading
• ‘I was frustrated.’ Trina clears the air after ranting about Miami protests
• A horse named Vertigo was trapped on a bridge. Then came fire-rescue and Dr. Trotter
• There’s a flood watch posted for much of South Florida and beyond. Here’s what to expect
• Florida unemployment claims surge even as U.S. shows signs of recovery
• Should masks be mandatory in public? Florida Keys leaders are debating the issue
• Some South Florida water theme parks open with some new rules. Here’s what to expect
• Who signed the will of ‘Tiger King’ star’s ex-husband? It was a crime, police say
• Southwest rice and bean salad is a zesty side dish
• A Florida teen went for a dip in the lake. An alligator was in the neighborhood, too
• A UCF professor tweeted about ‘black privilege.’ Then #UCFfirehim started trending