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Sunshine State showdown - The Miami Hurricane (opens the original)
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With incumbent Governor Ron DeSantis’s term coming to an end, Florida residents get to decide who his next successor will be this November. Residents will choose between a diverse ticket and a party trying to reclaim the governor’s mansion after 30 years of defeat, determining what the future of the Sunshine State will look like. The Republican Party is often associated with a familiar stereotype: older, wealthy and predominantly white. But the party did something interesting in Florida: it nomi
The Herbert Wellness Center needs a facelift - The Miami Hurricane (opens the original)
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For a University where students pay very high tuition, you would assume that its on-campus fitness center would be top of the line. UM’s Herbert Wellness Center has plenty going for it. Its basketball courts, racquetball courts and other recreational spaces are useful and generally well-maintained. However, several minor details — from the towel requirement to cramped lockers and narrow showers — make the facility feel less impressive than it should. To work out, you are required to bring a towe
Race for the Sunshine: Local elections held across Miami-Dade - The Miami Hurricane (opens the original)
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Primary season comes to a close in the Sunshine State, with several seats for various positions being up for grabs in Miami-Dade County, including the Miami-Dade Commission and several judicial seats. Miami-Dade County Commission Races are nonpartisan, and a candidate must receive over 50% of the vote to avoid a runoff or a general election. Commissioner Marleine Bastien defeated two political outsiders to remain in her seat in District 2, taking the race with 78% of the vote. Danielle Cohen Hig
The Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship decision defends America’s promise - The Miami Hurricane (opens the original)
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In the week of America’s 250th anniversary, the Supreme Court dealt a necessary blow to President Donald Trump’s agenda with its decision on birthright citizenship. In a 6-3 decision, the court upheld the rights outlined in the 14th Amendment, rejecting the executive order Trump signed on the first day of his second term. That order directed federal agencies not to recognize the citizenship of children born to illegal migrants. Writing for the majority, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote: “A child
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