FBI Raids Home of Former Miami-Dade Superintendent Albert Carvalho

FBI Raids Home of Former Miami-Dade Superintendent Albert Carvalho

Michael Costeines
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February 25, 2026
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) raided the home and office of Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Albert Carvalho this week. Carvalho has been Los Angeles's superintendent of schools since 2022. The district is the second-largest in the country, serving approximately 500,000 students, trailing only New York City. According to a report, FBI agents […]
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A Partnership with Castro’s Security Forces? What Miami’s Police Chief Proposed

A Partnership with Castro’s Security Forces? What Miami’s Police Chief Proposed

Javier Manjarres
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February 17, 2026
Miami Police Chief Manuel Manny Morales authored a graduate thesis while attending the Naval Postgraduate School in 2017 that explored the possibility and advocated for the establishment of a partnership and working relationship between the City of Miami Police Department and Cuba’s security services. The thesis, published through the Defense Technical Information Center, examined cooperative frameworks between U.S. and Cuban police […]
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Did Miami-Dade Firefighter Union Bankroll Recall of Coral Gables Mayor?

Did Miami-Dade Firefighter Union Bankroll Recall of Coral Gables Mayor?

Javier Manjarres
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February 10, 2026
Questions are mounting over who was funding and driving the recall effort targeting the Mayor of Coral Gables back in 2024—and whether organized labor interests tied to Miami-Dade County played a behind-the-scenes role. Recent reporting by Aesop Gables raises new concerns about the political forces aligned against Coral Gables Mayor Vince Lago, pointing to connections between recall […]
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Tom Fabricio Introduces Bill Removing Yellow Decals from Florida License Plates

Tom Fabricio Introduces Bill Removing Yellow Decals from Florida License Plates

Grayson Bakich
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January 26, 2026
State Representative Tom Fabricio (R-110) has introduced legislation that would eliminate the requirement to place a yellow decal on the license plates of Florida-registered vehicles each year. As Florida residents know, renewing your car's registration every year involves going to the DMV to pick up the paperwork or receiving it by mail and then attaching […]
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Miami Beach Officials Denounce 'Heil Hitler' Stream at Vendôme Nightclub

Miami Beach Officials Denounce 'Heil Hitler' Stream at Vendôme Nightclub

Daniel Molina
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January 20, 2026
Over the weekend, a group of controversial streamers filmed themselves partying in Miami Beach. While partying at the nightclub Vendôme, the nightclub played Kanye West’s “Heil Hitler,” which has drawn condemnation from Miami Beach officials. Clavicular, Nick Fuentes, Myron Gaines, Andrew Tate, Tristan Tate, Sneako, and Justin Waller – who all regularly stream and share […]
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Boca Raton City Council Weighs In Local Healthcare

Boca Raton City Council Weighs In Local Healthcare

Javier Manjarres
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January 16, 2026
  Boca Raton markets itself as a city defined by professionalism, transparency, and public safety. Yet a growing zoning dispute over a proposed freestanding emergency room is prompting residents to ask whether the city’s decision-making process is working as intended and if there are problems in City Council.   The project in question was proposed […]
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Miami-Dade GOP Raises Over $200K in Fourth Quarter of 2025

Miami-Dade GOP Raises Over $200K in Fourth Quarter of 2025

Michael Costeines
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January 14, 2026
The Miami-Dade Republican Party announced this week that it raised $203,000 in the fourth quarter of 2025, its highest fundraising quarter in a non-election year in the party's history, according to a party release. "This milestone is about more than just dollars raised -- it's about confidence in our mission, momentum, and leadership," Miami-Dade GOP […]
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Coral Gables Commission Candidate Nestor Menendez Reports Strong First Quarter Fundraising

Coral Gables Commission Candidate Nestor Menendez Reports Strong First Quarter Fundraising

Michael Costeines
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January 14, 2026
Coral Gables City Commission candidate Nestor Menendez announced this week that he has received strong first-quarter fundraising results in his first-time bid for a Group IV seat on the city commission. “I am truly thankful for the support of Coral Gables residents who have rallied behind this campaign,” Nestor Menendez said in a release. “This […]
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Rolling Loud Rolls out of Miami and into Orlando

Rolling Loud Rolls out of Miami and into Orlando

Daniel Molina
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January 8, 2026
Rolling Loud, the popular hip-hop music festival, is rolling to Orlando this year, citing accessibility concerns. Matt Zingler, the Rolling Loud co-founder and co-CEO, told The Miami Herald, "With Orlando, we're able to be more accessible for fans, expand our footprint, and think long-term." In 2018, the Hard Rock Stadium hosted the three-day festival. Prior […]
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Was Coral Gables Commissioner Melissa Castro Working for the Developers of Bal Harbour Shops?

Was Coral Gables Commissioner Melissa Castro Working for the Developers of Bal Harbour Shops?

Javier Manjarres
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January 7, 2026
 Public records obtained from Bal Harbour Village appear to show that a company owned by Coral Gables Commissioner Melissa Castro has managed a string of permits almost exclusively for the property owned by Matthew Whitman Lazenby, the developer behind the contentious Bal Harbour Shops Live Local project, raising questions about potential reputational risks for the commissioner. According to the […]
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Mayor Cava's Administration Failed to Buy Insurance, Costing Taxpayers Over A Billion Dollars 

Mayor Cava's Administration Failed to Buy Insurance, Costing Taxpayers Over A Billion Dollars 

Javier Manjarres
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January 7, 2026
New information is finally coming out in the aftermath of the 2023 fire that destroyed the County's Doral Resources Recovery Facility (RRF).  The 40-year-old facility did not have the proper insurance policy.  Now that the County is set to build a replacement facility, the decision will cost taxpayers over a billion dollars. As reported in […]
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Miami International Airport Making Big Changes, New Concourse Coming Soon

Miami International Airport Making Big Changes, New Concourse Coming Soon

Javier Manjarres
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December 24, 2025
¡Feliz Navidad! The Miami International Airport (MIA) is actively trying to shake the "Third World airport" label it was recently tagged with when we reported on some glaring and decades-long aesthetic issues, putting together a comprehensive makeover plan that appears to address a significant portion of the ailing airport's long-standing cosmetic and operational issues. The […]
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Consulate General of Israel Condemns Vandalism of Menorah at Miami-Dade Tax Collector's Office

Consulate General of Israel Condemns Vandalism of Menorah at Miami-Dade Tax Collector's Office

Michael Costeines
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December 24, 2025
The Consulate General of Israel in Miami denounced the vandalization of a menorah lit at the Miami-Dade Tax Collector's Office this week. The suspect, 46-year-old Nicholas Eichorst, is accused of knocking the menorah over and ripping its bulbs from their sockets after being caught on camera just days after the office’s first-ever Hanukkah ceremony. "The […]
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Trump Files $10 Billion Defamation Suit Against BBC

Trump Files $10 Billion Defamation Suit Against BBC

Joseph Quesada
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December 16, 2025
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump filed a defamation lawsuit against the BBC on Monday. Trump accuses the British network of defamation alongside deceptive and unfair trade practices. The president filed the suit in a Miami federal court, seeking $10 billion in damages. The 33-page civil complaint accuses the BBC of broadcasting a “false, defamatory, deceptive, […]
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U.S. Admiral Alvin Holsey Steps Down from Command Early Amid Challenges

U.S. Admiral Alvin Holsey Steps Down from Command Early Amid Challenges

Joseph Quesada
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December 12, 2025
DORAL, Fla. – U.S. Navy Admiral Alvin Holsey, who is in charge of military operations in Latin America, handed off command responsibilities this week. The admiral’s retirement comes amid increased criticism over the Trump administration’s actions in the region. Adm. Holsey has retired a year into his role. The posting usually lasts three to four […]
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Gun Owners of America Criticizes Mayor-elect Eileen Higgins Over 2A Record

Gun Owners of America Criticizes Mayor-elect Eileen Higgins Over 2A Record

Michael Costeines
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December 11, 2025
The Gun Owners of America (GOA) slammed Miami mayor-elect Eileen Higgins in a press statement this week, emphasizing her history against the Second Amendment as she prepares to take over the city. Specifically, the GOA blasted Higgins' time on the Miami-Dade Commission, saying she supported cashless bail policies pushed by anti-gun activists, leading to repeat […]
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Eileen Higgins Defeats Emilio Gonzalez in Miami Mayor's Race

Eileen Higgins Defeats Emilio Gonzalez in Miami Mayor's Race

Michael Costeines
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December 9, 2025
Eileen Higgins won Miami's mayoral runoff election, defeating opponent Emilio Gonzalez 59%-41% with all 139 precincts reporting on Tuesday night. Higgins is the first woman ever elected mayor of Miami in the city's nearly 130-year history. Although technically nonpartisan, Higgins is the first Democrat elected mayor of the city in nearly three decades. The last […]
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Emilio Gonzalez Warns Eileen Higgins Will Turn Miami Into 'City of Renters' if Elected Mayor

Emilio Gonzalez Warns Eileen Higgins Will Turn Miami Into 'City of Renters' if Elected Mayor

Michael Costeines
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December 8, 2025
Miami mayoral candidate Emilio Gonzalez warned voters that his opponent, Commissioner Eileen Higgins, would create a "city of renters" due to overdevelopment and lead the city into a pit of unaffordability if elected mayor during a recent interview on Fox & Friends Weekend. "Basically, you start overbuilding and anywhere and everywhere you find a patch […]
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