Politics
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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Education
American test scores continue to fall, despite academic recovery efforts
The analysis also found that the average student needs around 4.1 additional months of schooling to catch up to where their grade was before the pandemic in reading and 4.5 additional months to catch up in math
Crime
Florida 6-year-old fights off kidnapper by biting him
"I bit him," the girl said, adding that her mom had taught her how to defend herself
Sports
Messi arrives in South Florida for new beginning with Inter Miami
"We are happy with the decision we made. Prepared and eager to face the new challenge, the new change," Messi said
Health
Deer helped spread COVID to humans, new U.S. study finds
After the virus had mutated within the deer a so-called “spillback” took place, which passed the new mutated virus from the deer back to humans
Crime
American accused of killing Mexican sex workers in Tijuana arrested in California
Rivera "is considered a serial killer" and "will now face justice in Baja California," said the attorney general of the state of Baja California, Ricardo Ivan Carpio
Crime
San Francisco drug market controlled by Honduran migrants, report finds
The Honduran migrants act as the street dealers for several narcotics that come from Mexico, which are produced and provided by the Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation cartels
Border
DHS: Border Patrol released migrant on terror watch list into U.S.
“This occurred because CBP’s ineffective practices and processes for resolving inconclusive matches with the Terrorist Watchlist led to multiple mistakes,” the report said
Crime
Shock: Missing teenage girl found in barracks of San Diego Marine Corps base
It remains unclear how the girl came into contact with the Marine or if they knew each other before she was found in the barracks by the military police
Politics
DeSantis defends wife after being called 'America's Karen,' says she threatens the left
Last weekend, a political panel on MSNBC’s “Saturday Show with Jonathan Capehart” referred to Casey DeSantis as “America’s Karen” while discussing DeSantis’ campaigning strategy
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TSA has intercepted more than 3,200 firearms at airports this year
The number of weapons found at airport security throughout the nation this year averages about 18 firearms a day
