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How Trump Moved Ethical Lines With His Ads, Businesses and Summits

The president’s decision to hold an international summit at his own private golf club, an idea rejected in his first term, illustrates how much he has shattered norms.

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The decision to bring the leaders of the G20 nations to Trump National Doral Miami in December offers a clear-cut example of how standards have changed in President Trump’s second term.
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Ex-Sheriff’s Deputy Acquitted in Fatal Shooting of Airman Roger Fortson

The airman, Roger Fortson, had answered a knock at his home in Fort Walton Beach while holding a gun, and was shot within seconds. A Florida jury cleared the former deputy, Eddie Duran.

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Airman Fortson’s mother, Chantemekki Fortson, during a news conference in June 2024. The family’s lawyer supported the decision to charge the former deputy, Eddie Duran.
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Former Florida Rep. David Rivera Sentenced to 10 Years in Venezuela Lobbying Case

David Rivera, a Miami Republican, was convicted of secretly lobbying officials in Washington on behalf of the Venezuelan government in 2017 and 2018.

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Former U.S. Representative David Rivera in March.
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Unused Tents and Uneaten Food: Watchdog Finds ‘Waste’ in Immigration Crackdown

In a report Thursday, the Government Accountability Office said the Trump administration squandered millions of dollars to expand detention.

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U.S. forces erected a tent city at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, to house migrants.
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Ex-F.B.I. Agents Crucial to ‘Grand Conspiracy’ Case Suggest Testimony Won’t Help

Lawyers for the agents said that their clients would testify about “a properly predicated allegation that then-citizen Trump had unlawfully retained hundreds of highly classified documents.”

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President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club was searched for classified documents in 2022.
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Miami Is Crime Ridden in ‘Grand Theft Auto.’ Should It Market the Myth?

Some argue that Miami-Dade County can justify promoting its fictional twin, “Vice City,” because the real place has experienced a striking drop in violence over time.

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Ocean Drive in Miami Beach on Saturday.
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G.O.P. Representative Breaks With Trump in Ad Criticizing the Immigration Crackdown

Representative María Elvira Salazar, a three-term representative from Miami, won re-election by 20 percentage points in 2024. Her ad suggests worry among some Republicans about their standing with Hispanic voters.

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Representative María Elvira Salazar, a Florida Republican, released a television ad on Thursday assailing President Trump’s immigration crackdown.
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G.O.P. Representative Breaks With Trump in Ad: Hispanics ‘Feel Betrayed’

Representative María Elvira Salazar, a three-term representative from Miami, won re-election by 20 percentage points in 2024. Her ad suggests worry among some Republicans about their standing with Hispanic voters.

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Representative María Elvira Salazar, a Florida Republican, released a television ad on Thursday assailing President Trump’s immigration crackdown.
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Key West Feels the Pain of Trump Decision on Haitians

The end of legal protections for Haitian immigrants nationally has jolted the labor market in this remote vacation destination in Florida where many live and work.

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A Haitian immigrant who works at a supermarket in Key West leaves home less often since losing Temporary Protected Status in July.
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‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Used Small Cages to Confine Migrants, DHS Watchdog Report Says

The Department of Homeland Security’s internal watchdog provided new details about conditions at the now-shuttered Florida detention center.

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President Trump visiting the detention center known as Alligator Alcatraz in Ochopee, Fla., last year.
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Angie Nixon, Candidate for Senate, Takes Florida by Storm

The Democratic nominee for Senate faces strong headwinds in a decidedly Republican-leaning state. She has been a fighter, and an underdog, for years.
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They Fled Cuba for Better Lives. They Were Cut Short by a Cargo Plane.

Days after an Amazon cargo jet plowed into a van at Miami International Airport, killing five, portraits of the victims started to emerge.

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An Amazon cargo plane lay damaged near a parking lot on Tuesday, two days after overshooting a runway at Miami International Airport.
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Miami Plane Crash Starts Debate About Requiring a Buffer for Runways

A technology involving crushable concrete has been credited with saving nearly 500 passenger lives by helping halt planes that overshot their landings.

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An image provided by Roanoke-Blacksburg Airport showing a commuter flight stopped by an engineered materials arresting system, or EMAS, last year.
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Officials Search for Answers After Fatal Miami Airport Cargo Plane Crash

A cargo plane, operated for Amazon, plowed into two vehicles on Sunday, leaving five more injured and disrupting Labor Day weekend travel for thousands.

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Investigators are continuing to try to determine what caused the crash of an Amazon cargo plane at Miami International Airport.
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Vacationers Scramble After Miami Plane Crash Snarls Travel

Security lines and restaurants were largely empty as passengers digested the news and tried to frantically to rearrange travel.

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An Amazon cargo plane crashed at Miami’s airport on Sunday, temporarily closing the airport and disrupting hundreds of flights.
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Fatal Cargo Crash in Miami Echoed One That Killed 5 in 1997

Both crashes highlighted Miami’s role as a cargo hub to the Caribbean and Latin America.

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Smoldering wreckage of a DC-8 cargo that crashed at Miami International Airport in 1997.
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Cargo Plane Crashes at Miami Airport, Striking Vehicles

Officials said five others were injured. Flight disruptions at Miami International Airport continued on Monday morning.

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A cargo plane overran a runway after landing at Miami International Airport and crashed into vehicles on Sunday, the authorities said.
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