| Venus is making its final trip over the sun this century, and South Floridians are gathering Tuesday night to watch this rare celestial event.
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The image of Cubans has been shaped with a great deal of imagination, a lot of past memories, and the stories of the exiles. As a result, it is not strange to view us as if we were living in one of those old sepia postcards, forever frozen in an image from the mid-20th century. |  | Jose Suarez: Whether We Are a Swing Vote or NBA Champs, Miami Local Elections Do Matter
Nationally, while all eyes on Florida, Miami Dade's local elections, which take place in August, are going rarely noticed. This is more than a shame considering the impact these local elections will have on all of us. |  | Ann Brenoff: 'I'm Good' With Being Called 'Ma'am'
I'd like to start a movement to bring Ma'am to every city in America, starting with my own. While I admit that being called Ma'am made me feel a tad older, the truth is, I am older. |  | Jordan Schultz: Rajon Rondo Drives Celtics Past Heat
It was not supposed to be this close. Boston was not supposed to be this good; Miami, not this vulnerable. Four games through what has already been a grueling Eastern Conference finals, Miami and Boston are dead even at two games apiece. |  | El Chanclaso: Latino Voters Under Attack in Florida
Governor Rick Scott of Florida deserves more than a flying chancla, but he's on the receiving end of this week's chanclaso with the possibility of many more to come, especially during election season. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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