When 19-year-old Danny Rodríguez and his sister launched BLUE Missions in Miami in 2010, their ambition was straightforward: help one community overcome the water crisis each year. Their first project brought together just 10 volunteers. Sixteen years later, that idea has grown into an international movement. BLUE Missions is preparing to complete its 100th community water project in the Dominican Republic, reaching a milestone built by generations of communities, students, volunteers, schools and partners who believed that the water crisis is solvable....Read More

The Miami Marlins and Telemundo 51 Miami today announced a first-of-its-kind agreement to simulcast two 2026 regular season games in Spanish over the air, marking the club’s first local Spanish-language over-the-air television partnership. The broadcasts will also become one of the first local Spanish-language MLB over-the-air simulcasts to feature a dedicated television broadcast team, with Jose Francisco Rivera of Telemundo/Peacock and ESPN alongside Daniel Álvarez-Montes of El Extrabase on the call....Read More

America is different from most countries because we never placed our elections

under the control of one person or one government. The Founders understood something history has proven time and time again. The closer power stays to the people, the harder it is for anyone to take it away. That is why states administer elections. We send representatives to Washington, but they are elected by the people in their states. That separation was not an accident. It

was a safeguard. It was designed to prevent any president, Congress, or political party from controlling the very system that determines who holds power....Read More