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Former Puerto Rico Gov. Wanda Vázquez faces federal bribery charges

MIAMI — Former Puerto Rico Gov. Wanda Vázquez was arrested Thursday morning on criminal corruption charges related to a bribery scheme in which she allegedly accepted donations to her political campaign in exchange for favors to a bank executive on the island.

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Greg Cote: Goodell kept all the power supposedly taken away. It’s why Watson still faces major NFL ban.

MIAMI — The NFL’s new system of enforcing its personal conduct policy debuted with the Deshaun Watson case, and if the whole thing seems just a little bit convoluted, well, it isn’t. It is a lot convoluted! Like, almost laugh-out-loud weird — mostly because it was collectively bargained and somehow…

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The Week Ahead: Investors look ahead of today’s inflation as more rate hikes loom

It has been almost five months since the Federal Reserve turned its full attention and force of action toward fighting inflation. We may see if it’s having any material effect with the July inflation data released in the week ahead.

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Former Puerto Rico Gov. Wanda Vázquez accused by federal authorities of corruption

MIAMI — Former Puerto Rico Gov. Wanda Vázquez is facing criminal accusations of corruption, federal authorities on the island announced Thursday morning.

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Fabiola Santiago: Parkland shooter’s trial should be required viewing for AR-15 advocates like Rubio

Americans who hold the musket-rights granting Second Amendment near and dear to their hearts — and love high-velocity rifles more than our children — should be watching the Parkland shooter’s sentencing trial.

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Are there monkeypox myths? A doctor breaks down disease fact and fiction

MIAMI -- As monkeypox stays on our minds, people turn to the internet for answers to their questions. The internet has no shortage of information, but it also has no shortage of misinformation.

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Sandy Alcantara throws third complete game of season in Marlins’ shutout win vs. Reds

MIAMI — After two shaky starts (by his standards) following the All-Star Break, Sandy Alcantara returned to form on Wednesday.

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Tua Tagovailoa responds to Dolphins tampering with Brady. ‘I think the team is all-in with me’

In the wake of the NFL’s finding that on two occasions the Dolphins tampered with quarterback Tom Brady, in one case about the possibility of him playing in Miami, quarterback Tua Tagovailoa reaffirmed his belief that he has the backing of the organization.

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‘My body hurts.’ ⁠South Florida airport workers say they’re overworked and underpaid

MIAMI — Maria Bogarin, an immigrant from Argentina, has never been so tired in her 10 years working as a cabin cleaner at Miami International Airport ⁠— staffing shortages, delays and cancellations have sent her sprinting through MIA, cleaning 10 to 11 American Airlines and Delta planes per day, up…

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Surfside land sale now official. What’s next for the oceanfront property where 98 died?

MIAMI — When a 12-story Surfside condominium tower tumbled down last year — killing 98 people in a calamity that made headlines worldwide — South Florida developers kept their distance, choosing not to make an offer for the tragically stained oceanfront property.

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Greg Cote: Stephen Ross NFL cheating scandal a new low for failed owner who embarrasses Dolphins

MIAMI — It would be a Herculean task; no, impossible. Better you should be asked to locate a particular grain of sand on Miami Beach.

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Quick hits from the Marlins’ latest loss as they fall to 10 games under .500

MIAMI — The Miami Marlins’ slide continues.

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Michelle Kaufman: There were hints at UM Media Day that Canes’ culture is changing under Mario Cristobal

Thirty-five years of sports writing teaches you to enter any team’s preseason Media Day prepared to hear mostly rehearsed overcoached platitudes (translation: boring quotes).

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What people and what companies say about employment mean different things

Would you believe the U.S. economy lost 315,000 jobs in June? And that it gained 372,000 jobs the same month?

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Rubio urges FBI to investigate Cuba’s ties to US-based anti-embargo group Bridges of Love

MIAMI — U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio is urging the FBI to open an “immediate” investigation into a U.S. anti-embargo group whose members recently met Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel, claiming that they are acting as unregistered foreign agents of the Cuban government.

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Marlins’ Anthony Bass, Zach Pop headline trade with Blue Jays for shortstop prospect

MIAMI — Anthony Bass spent the past two seasons as a high-leverage reliever for the Miami Marlins. Zach Pop has been an up-and-coming reliever since the Marlins acquired him last offseason, as well.

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Greg Cote: 11 NBA championships are not where Bill Russell’s legacy starts. A tribute to an epic life.

William Felton Russell made his living in a profession that judges success by an unequivocal bottom line: Winning. How much of that did you do?

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Despite DeSantis, it’s business as usual at R House drag brunch. Just a little less skin

MIAMI -- At drag brunch at Wynwood’s R House on Saturday, the mimosas were flowing, sashed and veiled brides-to-be were dancing in their seats and the dollar bills were flying.

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The Marlins keep sliding out of contention, but Luzardo can be bright spot in second half

MIAMI — In all of five pitches, the best of Jesus Luzardo was back for the Miami Marlins.

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Did a police boat fatally strike a snorkeler in the Florida Keys? Inquiry launched to find out

MIAMI — Investigators have launched an inquiry into whether a Florida fish and wildlife police boat struck and killed a snorkeler in the Florida Keys last week.

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How a mollusk found in the Florida Keys can put you in jail

MIAMI — Florida’s marine life attracts people from all over the world — but what happens if someone gets too comfortable with the state’s natural wonders?

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Heat’s Bam Adebayo hopes to follow in Udonis Haslem’s footsteps and become ‘Mr. 305 2.0’

MIAMI — Forward Udonis Haslem was born in Miami, center Bam Adebayo wasn’t. But as the 25-year-old Adebayo prepares for his sixth season with the Miami Heat, he hopes to follow in Haslem’s footsteps as a leading community presence and voice in South Florida.

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Records tied to $600,000 money transfer subpoenaed in Miami ‘ghost’ candidate case

MIAMI — Prosecutors have subpoenaed records related to a $600,000 money transfer between dark money organizations tied to an ongoing Miami-Dade criminal case surrounding “ghost candidates” in the 2020 election, according to court records unveiled Friday.

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As Bahamas charges 4 men in Haitian migrant boat tragedy, family of 1-year-old mourns

The first time her phone rang, Lenise Georges didn’t believe the news. Her sister and 1-year-old niece were dead, the caller, another niece, said, explaining that their boat had capsized off the coast of Nassau, Bahamas, and that everyone onboard had died.

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The Week Ahead: Listening for what people, not companies, say about jobs

Would you believe the U.S. economy lost 315,000 jobs in June? And that it gained 372,000 jobs the same month?

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