Antonio Gimenez
Antonio Gimenez is a journalism graduate of FIU. He is also an essayist and polemicist with self-published fiction and non-fiction books. His passion is interdisciplinary research.
Ryan Montgomery: Child Safety Warrior
When Ryan Montgomery isn’t busy tending to his businesses, you can find him demonstrating another hacking trick on his Instagram to educate people on...
Scared straight: A journey to a wilderness military boot camp
When my mother first told me that she was thinking about sending me to boot camp, I didn’t really know what to expect. I...
Fentanyl in Florida: The facts and fears
In the United States, Florida’s detoxification and rehabilitation facilities are at the forefront of treating patients like Flora, a Miami native. Her descent into...
Medical misinformation in the modern age
We live in the age of information; one could argue that competing narratives mean that we live in the age of information warfare. It...
South Miami’s Sunset Place continues to lose stores, but there’s hope (includes video...
On a recent day at Sunset Place in South Miami, a passionate singer named Anne Marsan cathartically sang Avril Lavigne’s “I’m With You” to...
YTCracker: The original digital gangster
Bryce Case Jr. wakes up in a Colorado Springs hospital bed. There’s a deep wound on his neck. He has barely survived an attack...
Aventura residents protest controversial city plans (includes video story)
Aventura residents gathered in front of the city's government center Tuesday evening to protest several projects that the city intends to move forward with....
Journalists gathered for the IRE Conference in Orlando (includes video story)
The 2023 IRE Conference took place this past weekend in Orlando, where reporters and editors came from all over the nation to network and...
The trial of Trump: A difference of opinion
Former President Donald Trump arrived at the iconic Versailles Cuban restaurant on Tuesday after leaving an intense scene inside a Miami courthouse. He greeted...
Abortion activists face 12 years in prison for graffiti
In the early morning hours of July 5, 2022, it seemed nothing out of the ordinary was happening in Hialeah, when workers arrived at...