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The Capitol assault reminds us of the value of our vote
The Miami Times / Congresswoman Frederica Wilson / January 12, 2021
MLK Day going virtual: Local organizations keeping King's spirit alive
The Miami Times / Selena Stanley / Jan 12, 2021
For the past four decades, on the third Monday in January, people have gathered in cities across the country to celebrate one of civil rights' greatest champions.
Racism rocks foundation of American Democracy
The Miami Times / Johania Charles / Jan 12, 2021
Six dead, dozens of arrests, suspended social media accounts and at least nine senior-level advisers in Donald Trump's administration left without a job - all resulting from a siege of the U.S. Capitol on a day that now lives in infamy.
Florida lawmaker: Trump guilty of 'treasonous betrayal of our nation'
South Florida Sun Sentinel / Anthony Man / January 13, 2021
South Florida Reps. Split Along Party Lines on 25th Amendment Vote to Remove Trump
NBC Miami / January 13, 2021
South Florida's three GOP members - Reps. Carols Gimenez, Mario Diaz-Balart and newly sworn in Maria Elvira Salazar - all voted against the resolution
With Harris's rise, the Divine Nine reach new heights
The Washington Post / Helena Andres-Dyer / January 11, 2021
When Kamala D. Harris stepped into her power at the Chase Center in Wilmington, Del., on Nov. 7, sheathed in an ivory suit accented with her signature earrings, most recognized the tip of the hat to suffragists and the women's movement.
New acting chief of Capitol Police named
Miami Times / Bianca Marcof / January 13, 2021
FBI, South Florida Police Team Up to Prevent Trouble as Inauguration Nears
NBC Miami / Willard Shepard / January 12, 2021
FBI and police departments in Miami-Dade and Broward counties are combing through photos and videos to track down connections
South Florida Representatives Weigh In On President Trump Impeachment Plans
CBS Miami / Karli Barnett / January 11, 2021
The House will be moving forward with the articles of impeachment, if Vice President Mike Pence does not act on invoking the 25th Amendment.
Assault on the Capitol was a tragedy, but there also is much to celebrate | Opinion
Miami Herald / Frederica Wilson / January 8, 2021
Personal safety is something that congressional lawmakers take for granted when we enter the U.S. Capitol to perform our constitutional duties on behalf of the American people. It is a majestic building, covered from ceiling to floor with exquisite works of art and craftsmanship.