Florida

Since 1976, Florida has had 1,762 of its public officials convicted, according to a new study conducted by the non-profit Integrity Florida. Each year we typically have around 71…
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I have witnessed that elitist dissociation of certain Cubans who bitterly complain when filling out documents that they should be able to classify themselves as “White” and not…
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A reward-or-punishment technique works only when we train babies who don't know the difference between good and evil. To do that with entire nations like some have tried with Cuba is an…
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One of Obamacare's biggest critics is now officially covered under the federal health care exchange: Sen. Marco Rubio, who also accepted the federal subsidy afforded to lawmakers.
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U.S. companies hire from the island because Puerto Ricans speak Spanish and can work legally in the U.S. If immigration reform passes, low-wage Puerto Rican workers could lose that…
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Magnet schools have helped some children to not limit their education to the immediate surroundings of their neighborhood. The results were very different from those expected.
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One of the bonuses of being elderly is the experience of seeing history unfold before one's eyes. So the formal greeting between Obama and Raúl Castro did not surprise me in the least.
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Martí Noticias, involving radio, television, the Internet, mobile communications and social networks, evades the law passed by the U.S. Congress that forbids the broadcast of programs…
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In his Miami Herald column, Brian Latell never addresses why the Warren Commission remained ignorant of the plot. Allen Dulles, former CIA director and a member of the Warren…
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A Miami Herald opinion column about Castro's foreknowledge that the CIA was trying to kill him as a possible motive for Cuban involvement in the Kennedy crime seems a conspiracy theory…
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