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Miami Herald (Sunday), 11 Oct 2026

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The Miami Herald (Sunday) is the Sunday issue of the Miami Herald, serving Miami and South Florida. Published weekly, it offers an expanded and in-depth reading experience, combining major news stories with features designed for a more leisurely weekend read. The newspaper is known for its comprehensive coverage of local, national and international news, with a strong focus on issues affecting South Florida, including politics, business and community developments. The Sunday publication typically includes longer-form journalism, investigative reporting and detailed analysis, providing greater context on key stories. It also features lifestyle content, including arts, culture and travel, alongside engaging human-interest pieces. The Miami Herald (Sunday) delivers extensive sports coverage, with a focus on Miami’s professional teams as well as college athletics. It also includes entertainment features, opinion columns and special sections that broaden its appeal. Available on PressReader, the Miami Herald (Sunday) newspaper offers in-depth reporting, thoughtful features and a well-rounded weekend reading experience.

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ArticleTrump admin­is­tra­tion files new cases to strip U.S. cit­izen­ship from South Flor­idi­ans

As part of its mass deport­a­tion agenda, the Trump admin­is­tra­tion is sharply expand­ing a cam­paign to revoke the cit­izen­ship of nat­ur­al­ized Amer­ic­ans, fil­ing dozens of fed­eral law­suits in recent weeks — includ­ing five in South Flor­ida.

Trump admin­is­tra­tion files new cases to strip U.S. cit­izen­ship from South Flor­idi­ans

ArticleWho is Jonathan Newell,

One of seven men accused in a 2024 gang rape case at a Cor­nell Uni­versity fra­tern­ity party was raised in South Flor­ida and is the sub­ject of an upcom­ing protest by stu­dents at Nova South­east­ern Uni­versity, where he appears to have later...

Who is Jonathan Newell,

ArticleCITIZENSHIP

leg­ally invalid. His­tor­ic­ally, the U.S. has rarely pur­sued denat­ur­al­iz­a­tion cases. Between 1990 and 2017, the Justice Depart­ment pur­sued approx­im­ately 305 denat­ur­al­iz­a­tion cases nation­wide, aver­aging about 11 annu­ally, accord­ing...

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