27 июля 2024 года
A reader and social worker says Florida's short-sighted cuts to child health care will do serious damage.
Did the Miami Heat potentially overlook a sure thing in the NBA draft in favor of Kel'el Ware.
Here are South Florida's top stories for Friday, June 28, 2024.
Conversations carry an extra weight today. The Moon begins with a blurring conjunction to mystical Neptune before marching into fiery Aries for the next two days. Meanwhile, Mercury in Cancer will square wise Chiron at 1:58 pm EDT, which could result in difficult talks. Thankfully, they should yield valuable results that allow us to expel old drama. The Moon will wrap things up with a square to the Sun in Cancer, so any lingering tensions can be released with physical activity.
Jake Burger hit a go-ahead solo homer for Miami in the eighth after Bryan De La Cruz tied the score at 3 with a three-run double in the seventh.
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday vetoed a measure aimed at regulating vacation rentals, saying the proposal would create “bureaucratic red tape” for local officials.
(JNS) Christie’s auction house anticipates an explosive sale price for a two-page letter from 1939 that laid the foundation for the Allied victory in World War II. In September, the auction giant will present items from the collection of billionaire Paul Allen, who died in 2018. The sale will include a letter written by Hungarian physicist Leo […]
(JTA) Israeli students at Harvard University are facing “dire” exclusion on campus and other students are suffering because of “political litmus tests” to participate in clubs and activities, a task force charged with reporting on antisemitism at Harvard has concluded. The task force was convened by the school’s Jewish interim president, Alan Garber, in January, […]
The Hurricanes landed four-star cornerback prospect Chris Ewald Jr., a standout defensive back from Hollywood powerhouse Chaminade-Madonna.
Volunteering has often been a regular component of organized trips to Israel — picking produce for Leket Israel, serving lunch at a soup kitchen or entertaining disadvantaged youth — but in the aftermath of the Oct. 7 terror attacks, it has taken far greater significance as visitors to the terror-rocked country look to help in a […]
