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Republican Rosie Cordero-Stutz will be the first Miami-Dade sheriff in almost 60 years
Cordero-Stutz obtained at least 56% of the vote, defeating Democrat and current Miami-Dade Public Safety Chief James Reyes
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VIDEO: Elderly woman dies after car goes airborne, crashes into homes
A doorbell camera captured the car flying straight into the home and tearing up a wall before landing upside down among the wreckage
Crime
Florida City Walmart shooting leaves one dead, others injured
According to the police, the shooting began after there was an altercation between two groups of people. After it escalated to a physical fight, one individual pulled out a gun and started shooting
Climate
Phoenix keeps breaking records amid scorching heat wave
On Wednesday, temperatures in Pheonix reached around 117 degrees at around 2 p.m., breaking the 34-year-old daily temperature record of 116 degrees set in 1989
Immigration
NYC to distribute flyers at southwest border directing migrants to other cities
With the skyrocketing number of migrants and homeless population in the city, New York is running out of space to provide housing as many of its shelters are beyond capacity
Entertainment
Sofía Vergara's drinking "had an impact" on marriage amid husband's commitment to sobriety
Joe Manganiello was warned about the Colombian stunner’s alcohol issues when he married her
Crime
Three year old shoots and kills infant sister with unsecured handgun in San Diego residence
Deputies confirmed that the infant’s three-year-old sibling had gained access to an unsecured gun and shot the one-year-old
Business
Passengers on Delta jet faint while waiting for hours in 111 degree heat on Las Vegas tarmac
During that time, several passengers passed out due to the stifling heat inside the idling plane, causing chaos on board the flight
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U.S. soldier facing disciplinary action detained by North Korea after crossing border
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin confirmed that a soldier crossed the Military Demarcation Line separating the two countries “willfully and without authorization” during the civilian tour of the DMZ
Politics
Trump: Justice Dept. letter says he is a target of Jack Smith's Jan. 6 criminal case
In a post published on his Truth Social platform Tuesday morning, Trump said Special Counsel Jack Smith dispatched a letter to his legal team saying he may face charges in an investigation that is probing former president’s actions
Crime
"They're my dead friends": 40 human skulls and organs found in Kentucky home
James Nott was linked to a network of people allegedly engaged in illegally buying and selling human body parts
