PHOTOS: Andrew Tate supporters bring testosterone and cardboard signs to Miami
A delayed court hearing didn’t stop Tate loyalists from gathering in downtown Miami, where pushups and homemade signs took center stage.
A delayed court hearing didn’t stop Tate loyalists from gathering in downtown Miami, where pushups and homemade signs took center stage.
Ramen, snacks, and enough dorm-room fare to raise questions about Andrew Tate’s claim that he had “no commissary” in Miami jail.
Turns out Few and Far founder Taj Tarsha might’ve fudged a bit about these non-fungible tokens.
It’s unclear if the lawsuit is related to the university’s investigation into President David Armstrong.
A Broward debate champion’s lawsuit is the latest legal challenge facing James Fishback.
Florida’s high court denied attorney Beatrice Bijoux’s law license reinstatement after the 2022 crash.
The ruling ends months of speculation about the candidate’s eligibility.
A developer claims Andrew Tate promoted a $1 million AI hackathon but never announced winners or paid contestants.
Unless we missed the fine print, funding assassinations wasn’t on the SBA’s list of approved uses for PPP loans.
Olushola Yusuf, who ran pharmacies in Pembroke Pines and Margate, faces decades in prison.
Federal extradition complaints filed in Miami describe separate allegations from three women as the United Kingdom seeks the brothers’ return to face criminal charges.
Black Srebnick has joined the brothers’ fight against extradition to the United Kingdom.
Andrew and Tristan Tate have made several high-profile appearances in Miami since the allegations surfaced.
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Bill Gates testified before Congress about Jeffrey Epstein, drawing fresh attention to the billionaire’s Palm Beach County ties.
Three of the four are accused of financial fraud, helping cement South Florida’s status as a con-artist Mecca.
A Miami-area company is claiming Barbie Dream Fest organizers left South Florida without paying the bill.
Alekandra Vasilevna Mendoza claims Braden Peters offered to help her become “the female face for looksmaxxing.”
The decision to withdraw comes about a month and a half after a New York court convicted the trio of sex-trafficking.
Miami news outlets ran with a story about Ohad Fisherman, linking him to sex-trafficking crimes by the Alexander brothers.
They could face life in prison when they are sentenced in August.