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I'm starting to sense a theme here. Neutral is the "color" of the coming Spring/Summer season: Beige, Taupe, Ecru, Sand, Fawn, Biscuit, Oatmeal, Camel.
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I'm starting to sense a theme here. Neutral is the "color" of the coming Spring/Summer season: Beige, Taupe, Ecru, Sand, Fawn, Biscuit, Oatmeal, Camel.
Well, they can't all be winners. I wanted to like this collection but the moment I spy a blatant knock-off, emotionally I check out.
While Republicans hammer away at what they consider a lackluster economic recovery and high unemployment rates that refuse to budge, South Florida Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz sees a glass half full.
Stacy Ritter discusses ethics code and inspector general probe.
In every election there are winners and losers -- the people with the most votes win, the rest, well, you get the point.
Three grueling days after leaving Nassau for what was supposed to be a four hour trip to Miami aboard a smuggler's boat, Chandeline Leonard fell asleep inside the vessel's crowded cabin with her eight-month old daughter Luana resting on her chest. As the boat made its way to what she prayed would be a better life in Florida -- and away from the poverty and despair of her homeland in Haiti -- Chandeline began to dream a most ominous dream.
Even as the administration of President Barack Obama has begun reaching out to Cuba and relations between to two countries move closer and closer to thawing; the CBS4 I-Team has obtained once secret documents that raise questions about whether Fidel Castro ever truly wants normal relations with the United States.
There are serious questions tonight about a traffic accident eight years ago involving a prominent political candidate and what he says about the accident today, now that he's running for the US Congress. The CBS4 I-Team and CBS4's news partners at the Miami Herald have spent the last six weeks looking into the incident involving Congressional candidate David Mauricio Rivera and discrepancies between his version of events and what an official Highway Patrol report says happened. CBS4 I-Team reporter Stephen Stock has the details.
When Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski talks about Haiti, people listen.
Hip hop artist Wyclef Jean is widely expected to announce Thursday evening that he will run for the presidency of Haiti. Now the CBS4 I-Team has learned that more questions about his finances are being asked here in the states. In January CBS4 reported that several tax liens had been filed against Jean and his wife.
