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Marcello Hernández Praises Kevin Hart's Professionalism in '72 Hours'

Marcello Hernández Praises Kevin Hart's Professionalism in '72 Hours'

Marcello Hernández Praises Kevin Hart's Professionalism in '72 Hours'
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South Florida Woman on FBI Most Wanted List Captured in Jamaica

South Florida Woman on FBI Most Wanted List Captured in Jamaica

Elaine Escoe, a South Florida woman on the FBI's most wanted list, has been captured in Jamaica. Escoe was charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering, accused of participating in a scheme that fraudulently obtained over $32 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds. After a warrant was issued for her arrest, Escoe fled to Jamaica, where she was eventually apprehended. The FBI's Miami office is leading the investigation into her case.
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Carnival Cruise Line Responds to Viral Video of Passenger Misusing Fork in Dining Area

Carnival Cruise Line Responds to Viral Video of Passenger Misusing Fork in Dining Area

Carnival Cruise Line has addressed a viral video that shows a passenger using a fork to scratch their bare foot in a public dining area aboard the Carnival Sunrise. The incident, which has garnered over 28 million views, prompted the cruise line to emphasize on Instagram that forks are intended for food, not personal hygiene. Carnival stated that once they became aware of the situation, the utensil was removed from service and the issue was addressed with the guest. The cruise line highlighted its commitment to maintaining high standards of cleanliness and hygiene, ensuring a safe and comfortable experience for all guests. The Carnival Sunrise is currently on a five-day Caribbean cruise, having departed from Miami with scheduled stops in the Bahamas.
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Kevin Hart Stars in Netflix's '72 Hours' Amidst Generational Satire and Comedy

Kevin Hart Stars in Netflix's '72 Hours' Amidst Generational Satire and Comedy

Kevin Hart Stars in Netflix's '72 Hours' Amidst Generational Satire and Comedy
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Giannis Antetokounmpo hopes to return to Milwaukee someday, 'if they would have me'

Giannis Antetokounmpo hopes to return to Milwaukee someday, 'if they would have me'

Giannis Antetokounmpo acknowledged the need of this new chapter with the Heat but also mentioned the possibility of returning to Milwaukee someday.
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Miami Implements New Ordinance on Homeless Encampments

Miami Implements New Ordinance on Homeless Encampments

Miami has passed a new city ordinance affecting homeless encampments, which will change how police interact with individuals sleeping in public spaces. Once the ordinance takes effect, Miami Police will no longer be required to issue a written warning to individuals found sleeping in public areas. This legislative change aims to address the city's approach to homelessness and public space management, potentially altering enforcement practices and resource allocation for homeless services.
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U.S. Hotel Industry Sees Gains in Mid-July, Driven by World Cup Events

U.S. Hotel Industry Sees Gains in Mid-July, Driven by World Cup Events

U.S. Hotel Industry Sees Gains in Mid-July, Driven by World Cup Events
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The Latest: Trump issues new double-digit tariffs on 60 countries

The Latest: Trump issues new double-digit tariffs on 60 countries

President Donald Trump says he is imposing new double-digit tariffs on dozens of U.S. trading partners
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Exotic Car Rentals in Miami: A Guide to Luxury and Lifestyle

Exotic Car Rentals in Miami: A Guide to Luxury and Lifestyle

Exotic Car Rentals in Miami: A Guide to Luxury and Lifestyle
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U.S. Hotel Industry Sees Mid-July Gains Fueled by World Cup Tourism

U.S. Hotel Industry Sees Mid-July Gains Fueled by World Cup Tourism

U.S. Hotel Industry Sees Mid-July Gains Fueled by World Cup Tourism
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Miami's Cost of Living Surpasses New York, Raising Concerns Over Affordability

Miami's Cost of Living Surpasses New York, Raising Concerns Over Affordability

Miami has become more expensive than New York City, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. The cost of living in Miami now ranks second in the nation, just behind San Francisco. This increase is largely due to rising housing costs, which have made the city unaffordable for many residents. Over half a million households in Miami-Dade are living paycheck-to-paycheck, with many residents considering relocation to more affordable areas. The pandemic has exacerbated these issues, with significant increases in consumer prices and home values.
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Comedian Matt Rife Announces 2027 Comedy Cruise Featuring Stand-Up Stars

Comedian Matt Rife Announces 2027 Comedy Cruise Featuring Stand-Up Stars

Comedian Matt Rife Announces 2027 Comedy Cruise Featuring Stand-Up Stars