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Miami-Dade Detective Shot In Grow House Gunfight Honored In D.C.
A Miami-Dade police detective shot three times in the line of duty traveled to the nation’s capital to receive an award from President Obama on Saturday.
Wasserman Schultz Calls Out Gov. Scott Over Healthcare
Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz has called out Gov. Rick Scott for not adhering to U.S. Supreme Court rulings on the health care law.
AP Twitter Account Hack Sends Markets Briefly Tumbling
The Associated Press became the latest major company to see its Twitter account get hacked Tuesday. The difference with this hack was that it temporarily sent financial markets in New York tumbling.
Fidel Castro Warns N. Korea & U.S. Over Possible War
The increasingly isolated North Korea received a new warning about trying to start a nuclear war with the United States, this time coming from former Cuban dictator Fidel Castro.
Obama Asks For Infrastructure Help In PortMiami Speech
President Barack Obama was South Florida Friday hoping to rally support and convince Congress to make larger investments in the United States’ crumbling infrastructure.
Expect Travel Delays As Obama Visits PortMiami
President Barack Obama will be making his way into Miami Friday afternoon which means there will be a traffic nightmare once again in downtown Miami.
Scott To Feds: Reimburse Fla. Taxpayers’ Millions Spent On Ports
Gov. Rick Scott feels Florida is owed millions of your tax dollars.
Obama Picks Indiana To Win NCAA Tourney
President Barack Obama has picked the Indiana Hoosiers to win the NCAA Tournament to become the 2013 national champion. President Obama made the picks just before leaving for a trip to the Middle East Tuesday.
President Obama Continues Tourney Tradition, Reveals His NCAA Bracket
In 2012, President Obama’s men’s bracket ranked 2,347,421 out of 6.45 million entries, placing him in the 63.6th percentile.
Wednesday Marks 10-Year Anniversary Of Start Of Iraq War
Wednesday marks the 10th anniversary of the start of the U.S led invasion of Iraq. The war has yielded hundreds of thousands of casualties and could leave U.S. taxpayers with a bill that could eventually exceed $6 trillion, according to the Los Angeles Times.






