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'Get a warrant' to search cellphones, Justices say

In an emphatic defense of privacy in the digital age, a unanimous Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that police generally may not search the cellphones of people they arrest without first getting search warrants.
- Do you agree with the Supreme Court ruling that law-enforcement officers will now need a search warrant to look through the contents of the cell phones of those under arrest?
Healthcare

South Florida hospitals will feel the pinch for patient safety problems

This fall, Medicare will reduce payments to hospitals with poor patient safety performance — part of a new program under the Affordable Care Act.
GAY MARRIAGE

Attorney General Pam Bondi to defend Florida’s gay marriage ban in Miami-Dade, the Keys

Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi will defend the state’s gay marriage ban in separate Miami-Dade County and Monroe County cases.
GAY SOUTH FLORIDA

Temple Israel’s gay Ru’ach fellowship celebrates with Miami pride seder

Ru’ach, the LGBT fellowship at Temple Israel of Greater Miami, celebrates its 14th pride seder by honoring three group founders.
FLORIDA COURTS

They do: Miami Beach, Orlando join forces to support gay marriage in Florida court cases

Miami Beach and Orlando filed joint motions in two Florida courts seeking marriage equality for same-sex couples.
IMMIGRATION

Immigration reforms dead? Depends on whom you ask

‘The hope of immigration reform is dead,’ said one migrant worker in Little Havana, but some lawmakers are still optimistic.
- Miami mother says her 10-year-old son is detained at U.S.-Mexican border
Miami mother says her 10-year-old son is detained at U.S.-Mexican border

Ten-year-old William Moncada called his mom in Miami two weeks ago and told her he was leaving his Honduran hometown and heading to the United States.
- Immigration reforms dead? Depends on whom you ask
WORKPLACE

Activists press for non-discrimination protections for LGBT workers in Florida, U.S.

Activists are pressuring Congress, Florida officials to implement LGBT employment non-discrimination protections.

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Buddy Cianci seeking comeback as Providence mayor

Buddy Cianci, the twice-convicted felon who led Providence as mayor for 21 years, wants his old job back.
Rangel primary victory assures him one more hurrah

After nearly half a century in office, Rep. Charles Rangel emerged from a bruising primary in his self-proc...
Webcams offer viewers unflinching look at nature

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German-Americans picking sides in World Cup match
Ruling pushes gay marriage closer to Supreme Court

The first ruling by a federal appeals court that states cannot prevent gay couples from marrying makes it m...
New Hampshire Medal of Honor recipient to speak

The Army staff sergeant who will receive the nation's highest decoration for battlefield valor will address...
State leaders want feds to stop child immigration

The U.S. government is preparing to open a new facility in rural New Mexico to hold hundreds of unaccompani...
Oklahoma residents seek answers on quakes

Oklahoma residents whose homes and nerves have been shaken by an upsurge in earthquakes want know what's ca...
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