Inside South Florida’s Secret Role In Andrew Tate’s Shadow Empire
A New Yorker investigation and local reporting show how Fort Lauderdale, Miami and Palm Beach are woven into the Andrew Tate network, from recruitment to politics and legal fights.
Oakland Park Strip Snags Gyms, Grub as Retail Rush Hits Federal Highway
NewRock Partners has leased about 27,000 sq ft of ground‑floor retail at Oaklyn and Parklyn, bringing fitness, grocery and fast‑casual dining to North Federal Highway. The deals signal new retail momentum in downtown Oakland Park.
Death Clock Starts Ticking For Broward Killer Dennis Sochor
Gov. DeSantis signed a death warrant for Dennis Michael Sochor, setting a July 14 execution at Florida State Prison in a decades‑old Broward murder that has drawn fresh attention. The victim’s body was never recovered and Sochor’s appeals have stretched for years.
Miami Activists Demand FIFA Keep ICE Out of World Cup
Activists gathered outside FIFA’s Coral Gables headquarters the day before kickoff, urging a public pledge that immigration enforcement will stay away from stadiums. They say visible ICE presence scares fans and risks separating families.












