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July 2, 2020

• Colombia’s President Duque committed to keep peace agreement with FARC alive | Opinion
• Miami-Dade mayor: Wear masks because closing businesses again ‘brings so much suffering’
• Do I have to wear a face mask at the drive-thru and other questions amid new COVID rules
• South Florida clamps down while cases hit new peak and COVID patients fill hospitals
• 13 tons of human hair seized in NY may be linked to child labor in China, feds say
• Elephants are dying by the hundreds in Africa, experts say. Nobody knows why
• Before COVID hit, China hoarded protective gear. But two can play that game | Opinion
• Cops broke Heat fan’s eye socket after 2013 title game. He’s still waiting for justice.
• If Columbus was a cruel racist, then how can anyone revere the brutal Che? | Opinion
• 7-year-old boy shot in the head in Fort Lauderdale, police say
• Fake profiles and coordination with Venezuela: How Cuba’s propaganda spreads on Twitter
• Self-defense against COVID-19? Elderly man faces arrest after a shove in an elevator
• The Marlins return to the field for team workouts Friday. Here’s what you need to know
• Miami Marlins sign first-round pick. Here’s how he fits into their 2020 plans
• Miami Hurricanes welcome seven new players. And coach dishes on one of deepest positions
• Broward mirrors Miami-Dade’s edict on masks and late-night dining as COVID-19 cases rise
• Julian Gil breaks silence about ‘very difficult’ custody battle with his TV star ex
• Convicted rapists, killers among 415 prisoners granted presidential pardons in Haiti
• Miami boy, 11, is youngest Florida victim of COVID-19. He beat other illnesses but not this one.
• Miami-Dade cop relieved of duty for hitting woman taunting him for ‘acting like you white’
• Miami-Dade Schools will require mandatory masks when school begins
• ‘Today is a long time coming’: Jeffrey Epstein victims cheer arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell
• Company designs COVID-19 calculator to help contact tracers determine quarantine length
• Is Miami mentally prepared for the idea of another COVID-19 lockdown? We got this
• Eight clerks test positive for coronavirus as Miami judges returned to criminal court
• What is Dolphins’ biggest need entering Year 2 of the rebuild? Analytics site weighs in
• Sports on TV: Thursday, June 2, 2020
• In a 60-game season with so much uncertainty, the Miami Marlins ask: ‘Why not us?’
• UM’s Mompremier cut before WNBA first-round pick practiced, but she landed with a new team
• A look at the Florida Panthers’ workout routine as pre-return training camp approaches
• Is Publix open? When do the buses run? What’s open, closed and changed on July 4
• Coronavirus spike may push back Florida’s fall high school sports season
• With beaches closed for 4th, South Florida’s hospitality industry absorbs another blow
• Gladys Sabillon Leonardo, 56: A seamstress who worked relentlessly to provide for her family
• Planning on a pool party this holiday weekend? There are things you need to know
• Mercelie Derolus, 94: ‘She had a lot to give and she gave it to all of us’
• Coronavirus conspiracy theorists: What new research says about people who ignore rules
• Did coronavirus cause a man to have a 4-hour erection? Doctors studied it to find out
• Fourth of July festivities during a pandemic: How experts say you can celebrate safely
• Why will Duncan Robinson play a big role in how Heat’s season ends? A look at the numbers
• Inter Miami players test negative for COVID-19 in Orlando, cleared for MLS tournament
• ‘The needle he has to thread is very tricky.’ COVID-19 puts Miami-Dade mayor in a bind
• Read all about it! Front pages, objects from Miami Herald’s 117 years at Gables Museum
• A behind-the-scenes look at unusual rules reporters must follow in covering sports in 2020
• State reopens shuttered Miami hospital for COVID-only patients, boosts lease $300,000
• American Airlines signals local flight attendant layoffs as it agrees to U.S. bailout
• Florida Keys see a daily record for COVID-19 cases and 1 new death. What happens now?
• They tapped the mighty Gulf Stream for power in a test. Does ocean energy have a future?
• Who’s the Miami Hurricanes’ biggest ‘freak?’ QB D’Eriq King’s answer might surprise
• Fewer people are filing for unemployment in Florida. But economists aren’t feeling it
• Pence: Florida can thank President Trump for being prepared to handle COVID cases
• As COVID-19 spreads in juvenile lockups, public defenders, advocates call for testing
• Summer heat, COVID-19 converge on prisons. Funds for updates, hepatitis care got cut.
• ‘If you still have life, you can do anything’: How Kendrick Norton embraced life after trauma
• The South Florida office market is holding steady - for now. That may not last
• Podcast: Basketball is (almost) (sort of) back. Eight reasons we’re getting excited
• Florida reports more than 10,000 new coronavirus cases, breaking another single-day record
• How old is your dog? You can’t just multiply human years by 7, scientists say
• Two South Florida men accused of fleecing millions from SBA’s COVID-19 loan program
• South Florida ICE case on the release of detained immigrants to go to trial
• Miami-Dade getting 10 p.m. curfew as mayor closes casinos, strip clubs to fight COVID
• Miami-Dade police moving to fire officer who hit a woman at Miami International Airport
• Who is Ghislaine Maxwell? A peek into Epstein’s sidekick’s extravagant life on the lam