Miami Herald - 2019-01-11

• TSA staff shortage leads MIA to close Terminal G
• DeSantis nudging state forward on climate change
• DeSantis calls for water managers to resign, pulls Scott appointmen­ts
• City leaders confident about convention
• Cohen agrees to testify to Congress in public
• Democrats question Treasury chief about Russian oligarch
• Trump moves closer to emergency declaratio­n in order to build border wall
• FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS
• PARTY PLATFORMS
• ANOTHER DEAL
• PSYCHED OUT
• KEY TO CONTROL
• Your personal cyber security depends on your cyber savvy
• Pompeo outlines Mideast manifesto
• Al-Qaida-linked group strengthen­s hold on NW Syria
• Wade answers Celtics rally, keeps Heat from collapsing
• Former USC safety Bolden commits to Hurricanes
• Dolphins coaching upgrade should be Harbaugh
• Private-Public All-Star football game set for Saturday
• Murray says Aussie Open may be last tournament
• Howard sticking with his suspended agent
• Rooney: ‘Hard to envision’ Brown at training camp
• NFC COWBOYS (11-6, NO. 4 SEED) AT RAMS (13-3, NO. 2 SEED)
• AFC COLTS (11-6, NO. 6 SEED) AT CHIEFS (12-4, NO. 1 SEED)
• Heat extends rotation, showcases its depth
• LeBron cleared for activity
• Clemson women upend Canes
• PortMiami will grow even bigger than originally planned — if new MSC Cruises terminal is approved

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