Author: Carma Henry

Justice for Adversaries, Immunity for Allies: America’s War on International Justice

          Pull up your electric bill. Somewhere in that number, you are paying for a building you will never enter.

Everybody Is Talking About Youth Sports These Days.

     So wrote Sina Toossi and Nancy Okail recently in the Nation. Their words start opening a deeper level of understanding, one that I’m groping for. They go on:

    Stephen Miller articulates Mr. Trump’s (and Hegseth’s and Putin’s and Netanyahu’s—almost everything argued here applies to them also) worldview in a few simple words:

    The most powerful moments of the World Cup did not happen only inside stadiums. They happened in restaurants, city streets, neighborhood bars, national parks, and conversations between strangers who realized the person standing across from them was not a stereotype. They were a human being.

As South Florida enters the height of swimming season and families spend more time around pools, beaches, canals, and waterways, the Children’s Services Council (CSC) of Broward  County is renewing its commitment to preventing one of the leading causes of death among young children by launching its Safe Water. Stronger Futures. drowning prevention awareness campaign.

        *The death of Rev. Benjamin Okwy Madu is raising new questions after reports revealed the Massachusetts priest had been deeply concerned about leaving the United States for Nigeria.

       Congratulations to H.T. Smith, the inaugural director of the Trial Advocacy Program at FIU College of Law, on receiving Funding Florida Legal Aid’s 2026 Medal of Honor Award.

       To help residents of the new gerrymandered district become more informed of the individuals that’s running for office the Miami Herald along with NBC6, MIA Media Group, and WLRN hosted a debate at the Little Haiti Cultural Center on Wednesday night.