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November 29, 2021

• ‘As big as the Super Bowl’: High hopes for this year’s Art Basel impact on Miami
• Omicron coronavirus variant is mysterious — but there’s some good news. What to know
• Man catches two people attempting to burglarize home on security camera, NY cops say
• ‘Liberating her art’: NFTs will be minted to protect the work of Cuba’s Amelia Peláez
• Marlins send three players to Pittsburgh Pirates to acquire catcher Jacob Stallings
• Pharmacy benefit managers make decisions about Floridians’ health. They need oversight | Opinion
• Inter Miami assistant coach Anthony Pulis named head coach of USL club Miami FC
• Don’t shield U.S. gun makers from liability for Mexico’s violence | Opinion
• 3 Miami-Dade firefighters hit by falling bathtub from a burning home, officials say
• ‘Burglar’ deer on the loose after bursting through school window, New Hampshire cops say
• A look at the Miami Marlins’ arbitration-eligible players and decisions to be made
• A Miami-Dade officer was shot at, but couldn’t chase down the gunmen, police say
• This young man holds a job but he can’t speak. You could help him with that.
• A Queens woman accused Keys deputies of stealing. Then, they said, she bit a deputy
• ‘Oh my God, this guy is going to wreak havoc in the NFL:’ Dolphins’ Phillips is flourishing
• ‘A community champion.’ U.S. Rep. Carrie Meek remembered by friends, colleagues
• You can help extend Carrie Meek’s record of extraordinary public service | Editorial
• Gables police shot a burglary suspect. Accused partner in crime is charged with his murder.
• The latest on Aleksander Barkov as he returns to Panthers’ practice after knee injury
• White House official travels to Miami to smooth over FARC de-listing controversy
• Latest on who’s in and who’s out for Monday’s Heat-Nuggets game: Herro, Butler ruled out
• On the day before Hanukkah, Jewish center targeted by anti-Semitic vandalism
• Spirit Airlines to unruly passenger who attacked crew: You’re banned forever
• Update on the Miami Hurricanes athletic director search and where Manny Diaz stands
• UM football dominoes begin to fall as Lashlee named head coach at SMU. Others might depart
• Dolphins’ Flores updates injuries to Deiter, Parker, Fuller; addresses Lindsay, rookies
• Dolphins’ Flores reflects on relationship with Giants’ Patrick Graham, Joe Judge
• Miami Marlins, Sandy Alcantara closing in on contract extension. Details, where things stand
• Greg Cote Show podcast: Perils of Christmas tree shopping, Jaylen’s waddle, return of Mount Gregmore
• Bowl opportunities await the Hurricanes, though few seem sure who their coach will be
• Beach homes evacuated after WWII era explosive found along the shore, NJ officials say
• A busy, but wimpy, hurricane season fizzles in South Florida. We’re grateful, how about you? | Editorial
• Worried about porch pirates? Here’s how to protect your packages this holiday season
• South Florida prosecutors may have charged some defendants wrongly during pandemic
• Florida COVID update: 391 deaths and 4,789 new cases added to state toll
• Barbados turns 55 by finally cutting ties with Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II
• How do you treat a gorilla for pneumonia? Very carefully, new Zoo Miami video shows
• Rented electric scooters are being allowed back in downtown Miami for five weeks
• ‘Memory, manipulation and money’: Trial of Epstein lieutenant Ghislaine Maxwell underway
• A Florida septic tank company paid $82,000 to settle a federal same-sex harassment suit
• Florida House’s first redistricting maps give GOP advantages
• Ghislaine Maxwell is on trial, but it’s Epstein’s accusers we need to listen to | Editorial
• Seminole Tribe asks appeals court to intervene, issue stay on gambling compact
• This artist wants you to pay $1,000 for a cup of coffee at his Miami Art Week pop-up
• Watch a police diver rescue a snapping turtle in ‘distress’ from a Florida canal
• Extra points: 10 more thoughts on another Dolphins win. Are playoffs becoming possible?
• Sports on TV: Monday, Nov. 29, 2021
• Caleb Martin has become consistent part of Heat rotation, but will two-way deal limit him?
• Unprecedented: Suarez push to do Miami city business in cryptocurrency meets the law