Miami

David Rivera’s day appears to be nearing. And… is there any Miami politician who deserves it more? The noose is starting to choke. Less air is being let in.
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Miami tolls
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The phenomenon is hardly unprecedented in this country's urban history. But the speed at which it has been coming about in Miami may be.
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Today, in 2014, two of the Five are free. They completed their sentences in full and returned to Cuba. The other three are still in prison. The Cuban people and government continue to…
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On January 11, 1962, the federal government acknowledged the Constitution of the Tribe and officially became the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida.
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More than 2,500 Cubans arrived at the Canadian border during fiscal year 2013. Here's the story of one whose destination was Miami. And it took LeBron James to open the door to let him…
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Very near the heart of downtown, where today rise the Brickell buildings, was the capital of the Tequesta Indians, the first inhabitants of Florida, whose settlements go back 1,700 and…
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Obesity • LeBron • Art brings the greatest revenue • The prophet (World Cup 2014)
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(...) it is not for me to believe that a man alone, who weighed barely 100 pounds and stood 5 feet tall, was able to silently build Coral Castle, that garden of three forgotten acres in…
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Within the Cuban community, the rising--U.S. born Cuban Americans, younger Cubans, recent arrivals--are precisely those most likely to oppose the embargo.
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