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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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Accountability group wants Joint Chiefs Chairman nominee investigated for views on race, free speech
The organization's complaint is based on Gen. C.Q. Brown’s past statements “about hiring on the basis of race as well as monitoring the private beliefs of employees... with the intention of censoring those beliefs”
Climate
NBC meteorologist cites U.N. doomsday report, says southern states too hot for humans by 2070
The alarming comments come one month after ADN America reported another NBC meteorologist said a recent, extreme heat wave in Puerto Rico was “due to manmade global warming”
Climate
Los Angeles landslide forces dozens of evacuations as houses lean over canyon
At least 12 homes were deemed uninhabitable and were given evacuation orders. Residents were told they had about 20 minutes to gather their belongings
Border
Kayaking company sues Texas over floating border wall plan
As they work to install the barrier, the buoy construction company has forced Fuentes to cancel several of his scheduled kayak tours
Politics
Court strikes down Florida law barring non-citizens from collecting voter registration forms
While the law would have prevented migrants who illegally entered the U.S. to participating in voter registration drives, it would have also barred permanent residents who obtained their green card
Crime
Police hunt suspect in Cleveland mass shooting that left 9 wounded
Police are investigating the incident and are reviewing surveillance videos and conducting interviews to figure out what may have led the gunman to open fire
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Homeless man lived in underground vault near historic Los Angeles museum
Utility vaults are small underground rooms, usually located on sidewalks, that are used to hold switches and valves for several public utilities
Culture
Colorado woman hurls racial epithets at Latino family during Fourth of July pool party
A non-Hispanic white woman attending a Lakewood, Colorado pool party was captured on video hurling racial epithets against a Latino family, calling them “trash” for celebrating the Fourth of July
Crime
Houston teen who went 'missing' for 8 years was kept by his mother as a sex slave, police say
As police investigated the disappearance of the man and his whereabouts for the past eight years, they came across some disturbing information
Immigration
Texas Border Patrol agents find over a dozen migrants concealed in hay bales
After inspecting the cargo, agents discovered 13 undocumented migrants being transported inside the hay bales
