Miami Herald - 2023-03-17

• DeSantis calls Russia’s Ukraine war a ‘territoria­l dispute’
• U.S. Army soldier dies after parachute accident at Homestead Air Reserve Base
• Will Miami set temperatur­e or rain records on the holiday weekend? Weather is changing
• Miami-Dade School Board adopts prayer proclamati­on
• Emotional testimony doesn’t sway GOP lawmakers as six-week abortion bill advances
• Partial demolition of Coconut Grove Playhouse could be stalled after challenge by neighbors
• Trump rips DeSantis by calling Florida legislatio­n a ‘bailout’ for insurance industry
• Trump allies file ethics complaint against DeSantis
• Federal judge in Miami issues gag order silencing lawyers for defendants in Haitian leader’s killing
• Poland to be 1st NATO member to give Ukraine fighter jets
• Biden administra­tion won’t appeal court ruling in Florida immigratio­n case
• U.S. pregnancy deaths dropped in 2022 after COVID-19 spike
• Senators take first step in repealing 2003 Iraq War authorizat­ion
• Nurses and paramedics reach deal on salary to end strikes in England
• Israelis step up protests after Netanyahu rejects judicial compromise
• Coral Gables resident questions city’s ‘progress’
• Know what’s a real drag? The ‘free’ state of Florida’s tired old tropes to attack LGBTQ community
• Related Group CEO Perez: Misinforma­tion muddies the water of Brickell-area archaeolog­ical finds
• Biden’s high-tech border wall unworthy of a country where migrants hope to find shelter
• Comp-plan scheme muzzles Floridians
• Man wins 7 world championsh­ips for his pizza acrobatics
• Tour group finds Marine’s lost dog tag in Vietnam
• His Ph.D. took 53 years; now he has a new philosophy on life
• Miami crypto company ‘looted’ investor money in $100 million Ponzi scheme, SEC says
• Stocks rally after battered First Republic gets a lifeline
• Wall Street banks will put $30 billion into teetering First Republic
• South Florida retains strongest hiring pace statewide as state jobless rate declines slightly
• And then there were six: Breaking down the field
• Heat’s rotation still not set as regular season nears end
• Segura’s WBC time balanced pride, preparatio­n
• Cardinal Gibbons’ Yancey and Mocco, Douglas’ Caro are the Herald’s Broward Wrestlers of the Year
• Knee surgery to keep Bulls’ Ball out for another year
• Dolphins add former UM and Jets receiver Berrios
• Furman, Princeton derail many brackets on first day
• Cole Sprouse: Working with ex-girlfriend on ‘Riverdale’ ‘really hard’
• U.N. nuclear watchdog: 2.5 tons of uranium missing in Libya
• COVID-19 pill Paxlovid moves closer to full FDA approval
• Pakistan court again halts police action against Imran Khan
• Bobby Caldwell, 71, singer-songwriter best known for ‘What You Won’t Do for Love’

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