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  South Florida Pastor and Trump Ally Courts Latin America's Religious Right

  August 22 at 11:12 a.m.

  The Trump administration has been a boon to all kinds: con men, comedians, corporate shareholders, nativists, white nationalists, pollsters, pundits, political scientists, and even Vladimir Putin. The list is long. But go down far enough and you're sure to find the name of South Florida Pastor Mario Bramnick.

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  Broward Student Group Leads Way in Addressing Mental Health

  August 16 at 9:30 a.m.

  We now live in a world where students not only have to stress over homework, testing, and college, but also the thought of what to do if a shooter strikes their school. On February 14, 2018, tragedy struck in Broward County. A former student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School...

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  Sentencing Set for Pompano Man Convicted in Fake Lawyer Case

  August 16 at 8:20 a.m.

  A jury in Broward Circuit Court found Kenneth Frank, of Pompano Beach, guilty of 16 charges related to practicing law without a license.

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  South Florida's "Super-Commuters" Drive More Than 90 Minutes Each Way to Work

  August 15 at 10:15 a.m.

  What do you call someone willing to face more than three hours of South Florida gridlock five days a week? Crazy? A masochist? Well, take a look at how much these people earn, and you might just change your mind.

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  Parkland Activists Ask SCOTUS to Leave Gun Policies to Local Lawmakers

  August 14 at 4:23 p.m.

  El Paso. Dayton. Chicago. Gilroy. At a time when America is yet again reeling from the devastation of gun violence, the Parkland student activists are taking their fight to the highest court in the nation.

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  Anti-Riot Bullets Made by Two Florida Companies Used to Brutalize Protesters in Hong Kong

  August 14 at 1:25 p.m.

  Violent clashes between protesters and police in Hong Kong continue weeks after mass demonstrations in the city first turned ugly in June. The unrest, which began in response to a now-shelved bill that would have allowed for the extradition of people to China, has expanded to a wider struggle over Hong Kong's sovereignty and the use of excessive force by law enforcement.