Enrique Tarrio on Selfie with Marco Rubio: ‘What Are You Gonna Do?’
For many, it was hard to believe Rubio was not familiar with Tarrio.
For many, it was hard to believe Rubio was not familiar with Tarrio.
What began as another praise fest for Trump devolved into a crass joke about language.
The disgraced former DHS secretary is set to take her new role at a summit in Doral Saturday.
Dariel Gonzalez is a historian obsessed with George Merrick, the Coral Gables’ founder who held racist ideals.
Miami-Dade GOP launches removal of secretary after racist, antisemitic group chat messages emerge from FIU.
Members of the group chat allegedly used the N-word more than 200 times.
The bill seeks to rename a stretch of road near FIU in honor of the late conservative activist.
The boat is registered in Florida, according to Cuban officials.
Beth Talabisco served as mayor of Tamarac from 2006 to 2014.
A government official said the FBI director was visiting his elderly parents.
Jeffrey Epstein apparently had a close relationship with the daughters of the woman who managed his infamous island.
At least 35 people have died in ICE custody since January 2025.
Maria Antonia Guerra Montoya, 9, said she “only wanted to be on vacation like a normal family.”
Documents obtained by Wired show that ICE plans to lease office space at One Riverview Square in downtown Miami.
Famed Miami rapper Uncle Luke says he immediately left Trump’s party after suspecting many of the girls were underage.
Memes aside, Marco Rubio has become one of the most powerful figures in Trump’s second term.
Miamians are watching Higgins as she tackles issues like immigration enforcement and affordable housing.
James Fishback’s rage-bait campaign draws online attention but little money or voter support so far in Florida’s GOP primary.
Salazar’s congressional bio boasts that she has “worked for every major U.S. Spanish-language broadcasting network.”
Coral Gables Mayor Vince Lago appears to be one of the 6.1 million viewers to join TPUSA’s safe space from songs in Spanish.
After two years of discouraging Spring Break partying, the city welcomes visitors in a new fitness-centered campaign.
Mayor Vince Lago is so unbothered by New Times that he keeps talking about the alt-weekly.