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CONGRESS: DISTRICT 25 1:00 AM EST

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY<p/> Lawyer and former Energy Department administrator Joe Garcia and Longshoreman's Local official Luis Meurice are vying to be the Democratic standard bearer in November.

Jim Morin 5:22 PM EST

Morin, who has been at The Miami Herald since 1978, was awarded the 1996 Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning. He was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 1977 and 1990. His cartoons appear in The Miami Herald five days a week.

Miami Heat's Dwyane Wade building goodwill in 2 worlds 12:00 AM EST

The heart of the Miami Heat flirted with returning to his hometown of Chicago, but decided to focus on helping to improve his team and the community.

The hardest life: surviving Cuban jail 1:00 AM EST

Boiled plantain-flavored water as soup. A greasy scoop of bland, yellowing beef fat as a side dish. A stew dubbed ``the giraffe'' because ``you had to stretch your neck to find something in it.'' A hairy heap of ground pig eyes, cheek, ears, and other unidentifiable parts served as a main course.

Students train in mock court to put teens through real thing 1:00 AM EST

The bailiff was fidgety and nervous, pacing up and down the courtroom floor.<p/> But when the trial started, he quickly composed himself, stood up in the crowded room at St. Thomas University's Moot Courtroom and declared: ``The Miami-Dade County Teen Court is now in session!''

Court deals blow to public money match for Bill McCollum campaign 1:00 AM EST

A federal appeals court in Atlanta turned Florida's public campaign financing law on its head Friday, halting a critical provision that was expected to inject taxpayer cash into Attorney General Bill McCollum's struggling campaign.

Shift to center helping Crist keep fragile lead 1:00 AM EST

After leaving the Republican Party before the U.S. Senate primary, Gov. Charlie Crist's strategy of veering to the political left has given him the edge in the general election, a new poll shows.

Cops: Repentant, would-be robber hits shoe store 1:00 AM EST

Investigators have caught up with the repentant, would-be thief who was caught on tape as the manager of a cellphone store talked him out of robbing her, saying he should seek Jesus instead.

Bars could close in Florida for next hurricane 1:00 AM EST

After Tropical Storm Bonnie's brief visit last week, Teresa McLaughlin went about her usual post-storm routine: She drank a glass of white wine at the Green Parrot Bar in Key West.