
Miami Herald
Miami Herald bias rating is Lean Left. As of June 2017, a small majority of AllSides users who have voted on this bias rating disagreed with the Lean Left rating. Of those who disagreed, most people chose a Left bias rating for the Miami Herald, but the average was still in the range of Lean Left. More research and community input is needed before the rating will be changed.
The Miami Herald's current President and Publisher is Alexandra Villoch, and Aminda "Mindy" Marqués Gonzalez is the Executive Editor. The Miami Herald circulates in Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe counties in South Florida but has web visitors from around the globe.
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The Miami Herald was founded in 1903 and is one of the largest newspapers in Florida. It is currently owned by the McClatchy Company, a large publishing company based in Sacramento, California. According to the Miami Herald's website, it has regular readers in South Florida, the Caribbean and Latin America and circulates in a very culturally diverse region. In 2013, the Miami Herald moved it's headquarters to Doral, Florida, a city a few miles west of Miami.
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At long last this week, the public learned more about the sprawling sex network of Jeffrey Epstein and his longtime girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, when a court file in a now-settled case involving the rich and powerful was finally unsealed. The records — containing perhaps 150 names of associates, some of whom may have looked the other way, plus details from a deposition — revealed more about the sordid world of sexual abuse of underage girls and a justice system gone horribly awry. Many influential people were in Epstein’s orbit but so far only he and Maxwell have been prosecuted. This release of documents may shed more light on those who participated in his sex-trafficking network. If more people are culpable, we want to see them held accountable, even at this late date.