Richard Nixon

Is Charlie Crist Florida's Next Governor?

He Buried Che

Gustavo Villoldo hunted the revolutionary leader. His new weapon: a $1 billion judgment against Fidel.

Daddy's Girl

A local millionaire learns a valuable lesson: Don't sleep with your daughter and then sue her

Forever Missing Part 2

Donna Weaver hoped to get help from the FBI in finding her husband. Instead she got crooked agents working with violent drug dealers

Letters from the Issue of August 4, 2005

Response to "Tales of Teele," published July 28, 2005

Count All Votes -- Except Those for Nader

The Reform Party's presidential candidate makes some people crazy

The Great Liberal Hope

Howard Dean is aiming for the White House, but first it's Miami Beach

The Wake-Up Call

Hamas is as close as Ecuador. And they're arguing about American targets.

Waiting for Otto

Why would a man sullied by Iran-contra and illegal propaganda campaigns be a Bush nominee? Good question.

Under Fire

She says he ordered her to sue a local resident, and then fired her. He says that's a lie. Being Key Biscayne police chief isn't the hassle-free job Michael Flaherty thought it would be.

Demetrio's Rules

The world according to public school board member Demetrio Perez includes exile philosophy, Elian propaganda, and old-Havana-school politics.

Film Fanaticism, Take Two

Miami's Man in Havana

Unrepentant leftist, friend to Castro, and loyal Cuban, Max Lesnik continues to defy the ideological mandates of el exilio

He Did a Job on the Mob

During the Forties and Fifties, Mel Richard fought organized crime's incursion into Miami Beach. He's still crusading.

When Vicki Met Syl, Part Two

Accused of bribery and public corruption, this power pair finds that love and justice prevail

Name Droppers

Every year hundreds of Miami's titularly challenged discover that a new name can mean a new you

Flying Blind

Homestead Air Force Base: Hundreds of millions of dollars. An arrogant developer. Nine compliant politicians. A vote taken so late at night you never knew what hit you.

Best of Miami 1996

Finest Foods

Meet Miami's Next Mayor

Political gangster or humble servant, Miriam Alonso wins either way