In this year’s New York City mayoral race, one moment stands out not for what was done, but for what wasn’t. When Barack Obama picked up the phone and dialed Zohran Mamdani, it felt like the Democratic establishment was acknowledging the surge of a new progressive generation. Yet Obama stopped short of offering his signature endorsement. He offered praise, counsel—and silence.

Actor and filmmaker George Clooney is making political waves after saying Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign “was a mistake.” In a recent CBS Sunday Morning interview, Clooney argued that Harris “had to run against her own record,” adding that Democrats erred by elevating her without a contested primary.

Thieves who made off with one hundred and two million dollars worth of historical jewels were closer to the neighborhood troublemakers who normally steal scooters, not crown relics.

first ever nonstop flight from Miami to Reykjavik, finally allowing South Floridians to go somewhere where sweat is not an unavoidable part of the human condition.

Miami’s answer to the Succession writers’ room

On the night of October 31st, as the Los Angeles Dodgers clinched their second consecutive World Series championship, the city of angels erupted. Downtown streets overflowed, fireworks lit the smog-thick air, and thousands of fans spilled from bars and living rooms into boulevards that suddenly transformed into improvised parades.

On a quiet Friday night in South Central Los Angeles, the streetlights on Figueroa flickered over the body of a 34-year-old man lying face-down beside a smoke shop. Police tape fluttered in the wind as officers marked shell casings in yellow chalk. Within hours, whispers turned into certainty — the victim was the son of Eugene “Big U” Henley, the man once hailed as South L.A.’s self-made savior and later indicted as the architect of its most feared criminal network.

A judge ruled Miami cannot postpone its elections to 2026, allowing the mayoral and local races to proceed as scheduled. The decision followed legal challenges over term limits and voter approval.