Retired Federal Judge: Trump’s Jan. 6 Clemency “Flies in the Face of the Facts”
“Trump is going to make these people into martyrs and heroes,” says John E. Jones III, a George W. Bush appointee.
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Florida Law Marginalizes Sex Workers and Immigrants
Decriminalizing sex work isn’t enough – migrant sex workers face unique risks under immigration laws like Florida’s SB 1718.
New Year’s Dating Resolutions
Let’s do better in 2025, Miami.
Miami Snubbed in New Top U.S. Restaurants List. Wait. What?!
Restaurant reservation site OpenTable picked its top 100 restaurants of the year. Not a single Miami restaurant made the cut.
Meet Miami’s Sports Turkeys of the Year
Let’s talk turkey at Thanksgiving. As in: Miami’s top sports turkeys of the year.
The 5 Most Popular Miami Restaurants Locals Love to Hate, According to Readers
From cold appetizers served with sparklers to impossible-to-book spots, here are five popular spots locals love to hate.
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Commentary: DeSantis and Co. Cheat in Bid to Kill Abortion Rights Amendment
Ron DeSantis and his allies resort to dirty tricks to thwart the abortion rights initiative on Florida’s November ballot.
Should the NFL Force Tua Tagovailoa to Retire?
Can the league ban a player who has suffered excessive concussions for his own good? How would that work?
Commentary: DeSantis Tries to Do Florida State Parks Dirty – Again
This time the governor is pushing a lopsided land swap to benefit a Canadian golf course developer.
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Taylor Swift Is a Floridian at Heart, and Not Just Because of That Song
Is everyone’s favorite pop star just a Florida Woman at heart?
It’s High Time: The NFL Needs to Apologize to Ricky Williams for All the Cannabis Drama
As the NFL embraces marijuana, it must issue former Miami Dolphins star Ricky Williams a long-overdue apology.
Commentary: Ron DeSantis Wants to Build Golf Courses and Hotels in Florida’s State Parks
The Duffer-in-Chief loves golf more than our environmental wonders, so he repeats Rick Scott’s worst mistakes as governor.
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Lisa and Rosalía Solidify Cross-Cultural Music Collabs as the Future
“New Woman” is not only the euphoria of feeling reborn in one’s femininity but also the cross-cultural pollination in today’s music scene.
Is Scarface the Quintessential Miami Film?
The story of a Marielito who came from nothing and turned into Miami’s biggest drug boss has become something of an inspirational story.
The 6 Worst Miami Publix Stores Ranked, According to Readers
From a Publix called “the ninth circle of hell” to one that may need a valet, here are the six worst Publix markets in Miami.
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Pitbull Named a Stadium After Himself, but When Will He Help His Namesake?
Congrats on the stadium, Pitbull – but there’s a cause that really needs your help.
Commentary: Nicolás Maduro’s Declaration of Victory Isn’t Fooling Anyone
The governments of eight nations in the region have rejected the official result and are demanding a transparent vote count.
Why Fireworks Sales Have Fallen Back to Earth After Years of Explosive Growth
Fourth of July parades and barbecues remain popular. Fireworks, not so much this year.
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“Miami Sold Its Soul”: Shuckers Sale to Kygo Club Riles Readers, Sparks Change.org Petition
New Times‘ story of Shuckers’ imminent closure after 30 years sparks reactions on social media and Change.org petition
Miami Readers Weigh in on Florida’s “Worst State for Singles” Status
A Spokeo study finds Florida the worst of all 50 U.S. states for singles. New Times readers didn’t hesitate to debate.
Box ‘Em Up! Can Tropical Brutalism Be Built to Last?
Tropical brutalism isn’t new. It’s a design style that’s built to last, withstand extreme weather, and coexist with the landscape.
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Analysis: Most Americans Don’t Know What “Six Weeks Pregnant” Means
Widespread confusion over how pregnancy dates are measured makes for uninformed debate over abortion laws.