U.S. Armed Forces Activities

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The Deadliest Day

Florida's Seabee reservists went to Iraq to help, not fight. But they fought and died

Letters from the Issue of January 26, 2006

The first thing you learn to kill is your identity

The Man Who Armed Iraq

The first thing you learn to kill is your identity

Program Notes

The first thing you learn to kill is your identity

Birth of a Notion

Here's a new idea: Haitian babies born at the Guantanamo Naval Station should be considered U.S. citizens

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Here's a new idea: Haitian babies born at the Guantanamo Naval Station should be considered U.S. citizens

The Size of Their Toys

COPEX separates the men from the boys

Hail to the Chief

COPEX separates the men from the boys

Winning Wasn't Everything

Jim Dougherty exposed insurance fraud for Lloyd's of London -- until they concluded the Miami Beach lawyer had overbilled them by millions. Now the U.S. attorney is involved and things have turned very ugly, indeed.

Florida Dreamin'

A local deserter finds a cold reception in Canada.

A Stripper, a Mobster, and a Murder

Yep, that's Miami.

John McCain: Vets Worst Enemy

His fame is based on his POW status, but the senator has made a point of voting against fellow veterans.

John McCain: Vets' Worst Enemy

His fame is based on his POW status, but the senator has made a point of voting against fellow veterans.

Annette Taddeo Wants Ileana Ros-Lehtinen's Job

The Colombian-American is gaining momentum on the Cuban-American in the race for Congress.

Very Minor Miracle

No matter the runtime and budget, Spike Lee's WWII drama is an epic bore.

BEST BEACH

Virginia Key Beach

The New Face of Evil

Call of Duty 4 hits maybe a little too close to home.

Target Identified

A battle over a shooting range speaks volumes about a commissioner's tactics

Letters from the Issue of January 11, 2007

"Beasley has been working tirelessly behind the scenes"

Cannon Fodder

A Soldier's Fugue offers the view from the ground, times three

Growing

Color Wheel (Megablade)

Letters from the Issue of January 19, 2006

I tremble at the thought of facing down Bat-mullah!

The Few, The Proud ...

Four days at a South Carolina boot camp

Virtual Quagmire

The Army's realistic first-person shooter bogs down under fire

Killing Time

In the profound Jarhead, a soldier can be his own worst enemy

Captured Cop Chat

In the profound Jarhead, a soldier can be his own worst enemy

Letters from the Issue of January 6-12, 2005

In the profound Jarhead, a soldier can be his own worst enemy

Guns & Haiti

When your country is bristling with weapons, peace and democracy begin to look like targets, not dreams

Frometal Jacket

The extreme idealism of F-4 commander Rodolfo Frometa

Native Tongues

Windtalkers spins a World War II epic around Navajo codetalkers

Hell and Back

Scott's Black Hawk Down pays grim, gritty homage to real-life warriors.

Shake

The day the music died

Shake Summer Vacation

Cowboy kicks on Route 66

Best Spanish-Language Radio Personality

Matias Farias

What Spies Beneath

Okay, so they really were spying for Cuba, but not in a bad way

Erin Go Merengue

Is merengue's next standout an Anglo?

Armed Farces

A dispatch of violence and youthful hilarity from the frontlines of reserve training

Rebuilding Beethoven

The New World Symphony hopes to start a classical music revolution with a bunch of kids and a big idea

News of the Weird

The New World Symphony hopes to start a classical music revolution with a bunch of kids and a big idea

Uncertain Justice

Was Panamanian strongman Manuel Noriega really a drug trafficker? Or is it possible he was set up by the U.S. government? Try asking a few dozen people who should know.

Flying High

Before heading off to Washington for confirmation as Secretary of the Air Force, State Sen. Daryl Jones got involved in one last bond deal. The money was very good, but the backwash could be very bad.

Uncommon Law

Sam Thompson, hard-charging dean of the University of Miami's law school, has high hopes, strong opinions, and a tendency to attract trouble

Other People's Money

Sam Thompson, hard-charging dean of the University of Miami's law school, has high hopes, strong opinions, and a tendency to attract trouble

Shark Bait

Treasure hunter, diving extremist, and aspiring filmmaker Ron McManmon launches the ultimate party barge and introduces the gentleman's sport of shark riding

Buy-Buy Guantanamo!

For an agency renowned for spending thousands on a single toilet seat, the Pentagon sure sells cheap

Charge of the Light Brigade

For an agency renowned for spending thousands on a single toilet seat, the Pentagon sure sells cheap

Mad Skrews Got Beats

Mad Skrews is a Miami-bred, internationally renowned producer and musical entrepreneur who uses the Internet to spread his productions, make money, and make a name for himself. He has produced for local bad bitch Trina and true founder of crunk, Pastor Troy. I caught up with him by e-mail. Here's w ... More >>

Why the Carol Rosenberg Situation Shouldn't Be Dismissed So Easily: Don't Ask, Don't Tell and Media Bias

Carol Rosenberg​As has been reported just about everywhere, U.S. Navy Commander Jeffrey D. Gordon sent a sexual harassment complaint to Miami Herald Executive Editor Anders Gyllenhaal about the behavior of the paper's Guantánamo Bay correspondent, Carol Rosenberg. Among using other choice wo ... More >>

Firearms and a parrot stolen from a South Beach apartment

Carol Rosenberg​As has been reported just about everywhere, U.S. Navy Commander Jeffrey D. Gordon sent a sexual harassment complaint to Miami Herald Executive Editor Anders Gyllenhaal about the behavior of the paper's Guantánamo Bay correspondent, Carol Rosenberg. Among using other choice wo ... More >>