Isadora Rangel

Rangel: Americans must wonder how basing trade policy on the defense of a former president under indictment helps the U.S. | Opinion

“Make American Healthy Again” could have been a worthy goal. | Opinion

Isadora Rangel: How many Venezuelan, Haitian, Afghan versions of myself are at risk of deportation? | Opinion

In the past two years, it’s been as if we dodged that other bullet to reproductive rights. | Opinion

Miami Herald Editorial Boards is seeking your input on how our housing crisis has affected you.

Is the ‘Miami Millisecond’ a virus that turns everyday citizens into blood-thirsty combatants of the highway? | Opinion

As both invasions reached their anniversaries recently, the aftermaths have been different in each country. | Opinion

We asked two journalists who know Ron DeSantis and Gavin Newsom well to break down each governor’s weaknesses heading into Thursday’s Fox News debate

Let’s make Florida even greater by banning all acronyms from education | Opinion

Something as innocuous as a soccer jersey has come to represent anti-democratic forces in Brazil, columnist Isadora Rangel writes.

“DeSantis seems to fancy himself a puppeteer of public opinion. Can he go too far?” Miami Herald editorial writer Isadora Rangel writes.

Women and LGBTQ people woke up on Friday to a world in which their rights to prevent pregnancies, have sex and marry could vanish with the stroke of a Supreme Court ruling.

When the Florida Legislature passed a bill during the session to ban transgender athletes from participating in women’s sports, Republicans framed it as a valiant women’s-rights measure.

It feels as if we’ve packed a decade’s worth of history into the past year: a global pandemic, protests for racial justice, U.S. Capitol riots, a divisive presidential election. Murder hornets.