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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Arianna Huffington: Today marks the rollout of our latest local section, HuffPost Miami. Like generations of snowbirds before us, we are heading down to the Sunshine State -- and not just for a few months on South Beach. We're here to stay. Miami is, after all, one of the most dynamic and diverse cities in the world -- with nearly half of its residents born in another country. HuffPost Miami will, of course, bring you the stories and images that have long defined Miami in the popular imagination -- from airboats gliding through the Everglades to the clatter of dominoes on Calle Ocho to D-Wade and LeBron throwing it down on Biscayne. But we'll also dig deeper in an effort to tell the stories of all the people who make up this unique city -- one that is a combustible blend of the old and the new, the glittery and the grimy, the transient and the entrenched.
 POLITICS
Senate Votes To Let Military Detain Americans Indefinitely, White House Threatens Veto
BUSINESS
Court Rules SEC Can No Longer Be 'Yapping, Small Dog'
POLITICS
Ginger White Speaks Out
CELEBRITY
Kourtney Kardashian: I'm Pregnant!
SPORTS
Victims In Penn State Scandal Ready To Testify
BLOG POSTS
George Lakoff: Occupy Elections, With a Simple Message
Just as the Tea Party gained power, the Occupy Movement can. The Occupy movement has raised awareness of a great many of America's real issues and has organized supporters across the country. Next comes electoral power.
Hillary Clinton: From Aid to Investment -- Successes, Challenges and the Way Forward
With official development assistance representing a much smaller share of the resources flowing into developing countries, we have to think differently about how we use it. We need to shift our approach and our thinking from aid to investment.
Robert Creamer: Does GOP Really Want to Increase Taxes on the Middle Class?
Bad enough that the "do-nothing Republican Congress" is doing everything it can to oppose President Obama's agenda to create jobs. Taking $1,500 out of the pockets of everyday Americans gets downright personal.
Alan Thicke: Boomerology 101: Gangster Father
I have a 14 yr-old son, as well as two grown sons from a previous litigation, and my line of work has appealed to my youngest in spite of my exhortations to pursue a more reliable future in dentistry: "Show biz can be fickle but gum disease is forever."
Dr. Michael J. Breus: Sleeping Late, Eating Late Leads to Gaining Weight
A message to night owls: There's news that your bedtime -- and those late-night snacks -- may be preventing you from dropping those stubborn extra pounds.
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