Stiffer Child Support Enforcement Coming With Passport Revocation

February 20, 2026 admin 0

US to expand passport revocations for parents who owe child support, AP sources say. Parents who owe a significant amount of child support soon could lose their ability to travel internationally as the Trump administration expands and steps up enforcement of a 30-year-old law that allows the federal government to revoke American passports until payments are made, three US officials […More]

Longtime Civil-Rights Activist And Democratic Presidential Candidate Has Died.

February 17, 2026 admin 0

Jesse Jackson, civil-rights leader and Democratic presidential candidate, dies. The Rev. Jesse Jackson, a longtime civil-rights activist and Democratic political leader, has died. Jackson died in the early hours of Tuesday morning, a spokeswoman for his family confirmed. A gifted public speaker, Jackson was known for fiery rhetoric, often advocating for the interests of working people, especially minorities. In one […More]

Guyana Opposition Leader Claims Persecution

February 13, 2026 admin 0

Guyana opposition leader Azruddin Mohamed accuses police of political persecution. Guyana Opposition Leader and sanctioned businessman Azruddin Mohamed on Wednesday accused the Guyanese Government and the Special Organized Crime Unit (SOCU) of political persecution after police executed a search warrant at his Lombard Street business location. Police officers carried out the operation at the premises, where three individuals who reportedly […More]

CARICOM backs new interim leadership in Haiti

February 13, 2026 admin 0

CARICOM Heads of Government say they are closely monitoring developments in Haiti after the country’s Transitional Presidential Council stepped down at the end of its two-year tenure, handing governing responsibility to Prime Minister Didier Fils Aimé and the Council of Ministers. In a statement issued Tuesday from the CARICOM Secretariat in Guyana, regional leaders said the new governing arrangement is […More]

Uber Drivers Operating Illegally In St Lucia

February 13, 2026 admin 0

St Lucia warns Uber operating illegally despite cease letters. The St Lucia government says American ride-hailing company Uber continues to operate on the island despite being warned twice to cease what officials describe as illegal operations. Tourism Minister Dr Ernest Hilaire said the government has made its position clear that any company entering the transportation sector must comply with local […More]

In Barbados 3 Times Is A Charm

February 13, 2026 admin 0

Mia Mottley leads BLP to third parliamentary clean sweep in Barbados election. Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley has made regional political history, becoming the second Caribbean leader to win every seat in a national Parliament on three separate occasions, as her Barbados Labor Party (BLP) secured another landslide victory in Wednesday’s general election. Mottley, 60, now joins former Grenada Prime […More]

New Tax Measures Coming In Jamaica’s Budget

February 13, 2026 admin 0

Jamaica to break decade‑long ‘no new taxes’ stance in post‑Melissa budget. Finance Minister Fayval Williams confirmed late Wednesday that new tax measures will be included in Jamaica’s upcoming national budget, breaking the Jamaica Labor Party (JLP) administration’s long-standing record of fiscal restraint. The government had previously gone eight years and 10 consecutive budgets without imposing any new taxes. Williams said […More]

Slow Recovery For T&T’s Economy

February 13, 2026 admin 0

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Trinidad and Tobago’s economy is gradually recovering but still faces challenges, including slow growth in the energy sector, rising public debt and ongoing foreign exchange shortages. In a statement issued at the end of its 2026 economic review mission, the IMF said the country has been returning to pre-pandemic levels of activity, supported mainly […More]

2026 Calypso Queen Reigns Again

February 1, 2026 admin 0

Tameika Darius regains Calypso Queen Crown for a second time with a cultural message. Some artforms only get respected when the country needs them. When it’s time to laugh, or gripe, or blame somebody, or make sense of why the nation feels so heavy, calypso is still the first thing we reach for. But when the tents close and Carnival […More]

Jamaica Sees Increase In Flu Cases

January 31, 2026 admin 0

Flu cases surging, say doctors, but health ministry says there’s no outbreak. Flu is surging across Jamaica, sickening scores of people with fevers, aches, sore throats and other nasty symptoms, according to local doctors, though the Ministry of Health and Wellness maintains that influenza activity remains within seasonal norms. Dr Lisa Franklin-Banton, a pediatrician at We R Kids Pediatric Centre, […More]

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