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The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for crimes against humanity — leaving Venezuelans to ask when the same will happen to their brutal leader, Nicolás Maduro.

Authorities named the two deceased police officers on Friday: Corporal Luis Paez and Deputy Sheriff Ralph Waller. The injured police officer is Deputy Ignacio “Dan” Diaz.

A traveling exhibition representing thousands of years of Native American art is making a stop to Palm Beach County, challenging and reflecting on the nation's complex history during Thanksgiving.

Listen to the live event and panel discussion between WLRN Environment editor Jenny Staletovich and a team of experts tackling today's Everglades challenges.

When it comes to Cuba’s history, we know a great deal about the conditions that pushed the country into the path of revolution. But, we hardly ever hear about those who lived through those changes. In his latest book, The House on G Street: A Cuban Family Saga, Cuban American author Lisandro Perez tells the story of Cuba through the lives of his ancestors.

Miami-Dade Commissioners agreed to eliminate single-use plastics and styrofoam at county-owned venues — the latest chapter in a longstanding battle between the state and local governments over attempts to ban single-use plastics.

COMMENTARY If a Secretary of State Marco Rubio hopes to rally Latin America against left-wing despots like Nicolás Maduro by exalting right-wing despots like Nayib Bukele, it could backfire.

In ‘Latino Poetry,’ more than 180 poets write about experiences with identity, queerness, immigration, language, land and their descendants — in both English and Spanish, and spanning from the 17th century to the present.

Money laundering and corruption charges were dropped against a former Miami Commissioner as prosecutors say evidence was "unreliable."

You will be immersed in books and surrounded by authors during the annual Miami Book Fair, the event Miami bookworms wait for with anticipation each November.

Palm Beach County commissioners met for their first meeting since the general election and sworn in new leaders, including its newest mayor.

University of South Florida geography professor Christopher Meindl spent a decade researching Florida springs. He just debuted first book Florida Springs: From Geography to Politics and Restoration.