South Florida Sun Sentinel

The Sun Sentinel, often referred to as the South Florida Sun Sentinel and previously known as the Sun-Sentinel until 2008, is the primary daily newspaper serving Fort Lauderdale, Florida, along with the nearby Broward County and southern Palm Beach County. Owned by Tribune Publishing, it has a wide distribution across the three counties that make up South Florida. It holds the title of the largest-circulation newspaper in the region.

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A summer full of savings: Get one-price, unlimited passes for Butterfly World, MODS, Zoo Miami & more

1 day ago | sun-sentinel.com | Kari Barnett

It’s time to start thinking about how you’re going to entertain the kids, out-of-town guests and — why not? — just yourself this summer. What about unlimited adventures at some of South Florida’s most popular attractions? Two promotions, the South Florida Adventure Pass and the Summer Savings Pass, will go on sale mid-May, offering access to a variety of things to do that are both educational and, well, just plain fun for one discounted price.
Stoneman Douglas two wins from record-breaking fifth straight state baseball title

1 day ago | sun-sentinel.com | Gary Curreri

Stoneman Douglas (29-2), the state’s top-ranked team and the nation’s No. 6, will attempt to make state history by becoming the first baseball team to win five consecutive FHSAA state championships. The Eagles are tied with Archbishop McCarthy (2010-2013) at four in a row. Stoneman Douglas also won a title in 2015. “This is such a special group,” said Stoneman Douglas baseball coach Todd Fitz-Gerald. “We had some experience coming back and had good arm talent.
Panthers minority owner Doug Cifu suspended by NHL for ‘inappropriate’ comments

1 day ago | sun-sentinel.com | Dave Hyde

Florida Panthers minority owner Doug Cifu was suspended “indefinitely” Monday night by the NHL for “unacceptable and inappropriate” comments posted on his social media account, the league said in a statement. Cifu, the Panthers vice chairman, partner and alternate governor, apologized for taking profane shots at Canada in general and the Israel-Palenstine conflict in particular during a heated give-and-take with a Toronto Maple Leafs fan on the social-media site X.
Margot Friedlander, German Holocaust survivor who landed a Vogue cover, dies at 103

1 day ago | sun-sentinel.com | Philissa Cramer

Margot Friedlander, a Holocaust survivor who grew prominent in Germany after returning from the United States decades after surviving the Holocaust, has died at 103. The Margot Friedlander Foundation announced her death on May 9, just weeks after opening applications for a 25,000 euro prize to recognize efforts to fight antisemitism and promote democracy.
Trump trade war faces legal challenge as businesses, states argue his tariffs exceeded his power

1 day ago | sun-sentinel.com | Paul Wiseman |Lindsay Whitehurst

By PAUL WISEMAN and LINDSAY WHITEHURST, Associated PressWASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump is waging a trade war without getting approval from Congress: He declared a national emergency to slap import taxes — tariffs — on almost every country on earth. The president is now facing at least seven lawsuits that argue he’s gone too far and asserted power he does not have.
Benjamin wins first girls track state title in school history

2 days ago | sun-sentinel.com | Gary Curreri

Last year, Benjamin junior Sofia Balistreri made the difficult decision to give up the sport she had played since she was a kid. That decision to drop soccer has paid off this season as she won the 800-meter run (2:14.47) and finished third in the 1,600 (5:12.55) at the FHSAA Class 2A state track and field meet at Hodges Stadium on the campus of the University of North Florida in Jacksonville on Friday. “It was definitely a tough decision,” Balistreri said by phone.
Despite weather issues, Flanagan boys finish third in 4A track and field meet

2 days ago | sun-sentinel.com | Gary Curreri

The biggest opponent the Flanagan boys’ track team faced in the Class 4A state track and field meet on Saturday was continual weather delays. Despite having their 10 runners start and stop warming up for the competition, and because of delays, had to run from one event to another at Hodges Stadium on the campus of the University of North Florida in Jacksonville on Saturday night, Flanagan still was the highest local South Florida finisher with 42 points, grabbing a third-place finish.
Flood watch in effect for South Florida through Tuesday

2 days ago | sun-sentinel.com | Bill Kearney

The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for all of South Florida through Tuesday. Forecasters called for 3 to 6 inches of rain in the region, with some areas receiving up to 8 inches. The 24-hour total rainfall by Tuesday afternoon has the potential of reaching 10-plus inches over portions of the metro area, the weather service said, with the coastal metro areas have a higher risk of excessive rainfall. The heaviest rain is expected Monday afternoon and Tuesday evening.
Ye debuts ‘Heil Hitler’ music video that includes a sample of a Hitler speech

2 days ago | sun-sentinel.com | Andrew Lapin

Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, continued his string of antisemitic provocations on May 8 as he released a new music video for a song called “Heil Hitler.”“All my n****s Nazis, n***a, heil Hitler,” Ye sings on the song’s synth-heavy chorus, over video of three rows of Black men wearing animal skins and repeating the lyrics.
Leo XIV, first American pope, studied under a leader in Jewish-Catholic relations

2 days ago | sun-sentinel.com | Ben Sales

Cardinal Robert Prevost, who was just elected as Pope Leo XIV, studied under a pioneer in Jewish-Catholic relations when he attended seminary in Chicago. The Rev. John T. Pawlikowski, who taught for nearly half a century at the Catholic Theological Union until his retirement in 2017, served as co-founder and director of the school’s Catholic-Jewish Studies Program and also served four terms on the board of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.