Broward building firm to reconstruct Iraq

Art Bond, who claims to make “the strongest buildings in the world,” will take his expertise to Iraq in October to help reconstruct the war-torn country. Bond, who owns a tiny company in Fort Lauderdale with six employees, foresees billions of dollars worth of business in Iraq. He has built Read More

Egg-smashing birthday bash lands man in jail

Police said several people were at a Saturday night birthday party. As they gathered for the cake ceremony, a man walked up and broke three eggs on the birthday celebrant’s head, reports Florida Today in Melbourne. Angel Sanchez, 47, of Palm Bay, thought this was disrespectful. He told the man, Read More

Speedos and Bikinis Will Soon Be Appropriate Office Attire

​We’ve always figured the dress code in many Miami offices is a bit more relaxed than those in the rest of the country. Partially for cultural reasons, but mainly due to climate reasons. (Ever tr… Continue reading “Speedos and Bikinis Will Soon Be Appropriate Office Read More

Now it’s Rubio and Meek against Crist

With the Florida primary over, the three Senate candidates wasted no time in laying out their arguments to voters. Now it’s two against Gov. Charlie Crist. The morning after Florida’s tumultuous primaries, Marco Rubio and Kendrick Meek have the independent U.S. Senate candidate Read More

Theft trial of ex-Miami Dade officers begins

Former Miami-Dade police officers Daniel Fernandez and Joe Losada were both veteran cops and members of the department’s elite Crime Suppression Team. Fernandez was even honored as the 2004 “officer of the year.” But the men were robbing the citizens they were sworn to protect, Read More

OPINION: Pro-Arizona immigration law rhetoric will haunt Republicans

Republican Party candidates who won Tuesday’s pimary elections have gone so far to the right on the immigration issue, that they may have shot themselves in the foot… Look at what happened in Florida and Arizona, the two states with heavy Hispanic populations that held primary votes Read More

Republican candidates highlight opposition to gay adoption

Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum is among many Republican U.S. Senate and gubernatorial candidates around the country who have spoken out against gay adoption and other LGBT issues.

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Republican candidates highlight opposition to gay adoption

Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum is among many Republican U.S. Senate and gubernatorial candidates around the country who have spoken out against gay adoption and other LGBT issues.

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