Some great news out there this morning. Here's a small taste of it.A- Sun-Sentinel: Where's Carlos Miller when you really need him?Pop sensation Justin Bieber appears to be visiting Miami-Dade — or so believe hundreds of teenager girls who have camped ... »
I had a fANTastic day with students at the Opa Locka Branch Library when I read from Marcus and the Amazons as a part of the Miami-Dade Public Library System's Black History Month program. We talked about "Letter from Birmingham Jail" and how Dr. Marti... »
Observers of presidential politics in America will want to spend some time reading and cogitating "The Obama Memos" by Ryan Lizza in this week's New Yorker. Lizza reminds us that Barack Obama ran as the post-partisan president, "proposing himself as a ... »
Compared to Newt Gingrich, former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania gave a more personal speech before the Latin Builders Association in Miami Friday, with a more explicit appeal to Cuban-American voters. Along with stump-speech pledges to lower ... »
Governor Rick Scott officially welcomed America's Best Contacts & Eyeglasses to Florida during the company's debut in Miami-Dade County on January 27 in Kendall. America's Best plans to open 20 stores... »
Inspired by the discussion about immigration during Monday night's Republican presidential debate, Rep. David Rivera, R-Miami, has filed his own bill that would give young people who serve in the military a path to U.S. citizenship. "If somebody is wil... »
Flanked by students from across the state, a group of Florida lawmakers endorsed legislation to allow the U.S.-born children of undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition for college, if they went to high school in Florida. The bills, sponsored by... »
Most of the political world was still buzzing about Mitt Romney’s overwhelming Florida primary win, as Ashley Walker rose from her seat one morning last week to address a room full of Barack Obama campaign Florida field directors gathered at the Univer... »
