Broward Black Caucus calls out Wasserman Schultz for lying on campaign trail
Group president Corey Shearer tells New Times Debbie Wasserman Schultz came to them in person to apologize.
Group president Corey Shearer tells New Times Debbie Wasserman Schultz came to them in person to apologize.
Davie’s own James Fishback most recently used the word “chimp” to describe GOP opponent Byron Donalds (who is Black).
The race to replace the ever-polarizing Gov. Ron DeSantis has taken another dramatic turn, go figure.
“Stop asking questions.”
The techbro-funded, gold-leafed, skinny Trump was a “clusterfuck” to make, the sculptor tells New Times.
The news comes a day after Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski rebuked Trump for disparaging remarks he made against Pope Leo XIV.
The Palm Beach Diocese leader argues Trump violated Catholics’ Constitutional rights.
What began as another praise fest for Trump devolved into a crass joke about language.
The hip-hop pioneer and community activist takes on Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick for the Southeast Florida seat.
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.
James Fishback’s long-shot run for Florida governor is gaining attention for its internet-era politics.
The New York Times found Cubans in Florida shocked by Trump’s deportations; Miami Redditors weren’t.
From Casey DeSantis’ beef with Bad Bunny to Publix allowing open carry, here are some wild stories we covered in 2025.
Precinct shifts across Miami’s communities show the diverse support that propelled Eileen Higgins to a landmark win.
The frequent flyer and term-limited mayor visited Richard Branson’s private island on Election Day.
Miami’s newest leader has a wide-ranging background, from mechanical engineering to the Peace Corps.
The City of Miami has elected its first Democratic mayor in nearly three decades — and the first woman ever.
“Do something for your city,” one person quipped.
“Looks like it was made by a 3rd grader on PowerPoint,” a Facebook user opined of the digital ads.
Cryptocurrency executive Michael Carbonara is running to unseat U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz.