UK’s King Charles Jets to US for 4-day Trip
UNITED STATES - Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in the United States this morning for a four-day trip.
Suspect in Washington Dinner Shooting Appears in Court
WASHINGTON D.C., UNITED STATES - The man accused of opening fire at a Washington dinner attended by Donald Trump was charged on Monday with attempting to assassinate the U.S. President.
Haiti PM: “Without Security, No Development is Possible”
HAITI - Haitian officials are calling for faster deployment of the gang suppression force to help curb gang violence and restore state authority in the crisis-stricken nation.
Pope Blasts World Leaders Spending Billions On ‘Killing And Devastation’
VATICAN - Pope Leo blasting world leaders for spending billions on war, during forceful remarks during his visit to Cameroon.
Exuma & Ragged Island Voters Get Ready for a Three-way Race
EXUMA , BAHAMAS - Over in Exuma and Ragged Island there were a mix of experience, new challengers, and community-level concerns came into focus on nomination day.
Haitian Police: 32 Anti-Gang Raids, 43 Suspected Bandits Killed in First Quarter
HAITI - Haitian police said forty-three suspected gang members were killed during security operations in the first three months of this year, as authorities step up their fight against armed groups.
Int’l Fights Return to Venezuela After U.S. Military Operation
VENEZUELA - Direct flights between Venezuela, the United States and the Dominican Republic are expected to resume in the coming months, after nearly three months of suspensions that disrupted travel and tourism.
Palestinians Protest in Gaza After Israel Passes Death Penalty Law
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Palestinians in Gaza City protested on Tuesday, after Israel's parliament approved a new law making the death penalty a default sentence for Palestinians convicted of deadly attacks in military courts.
Foreign Min. Says China Will Continue to Provide Assistance to Cuba in Its Own Way
CHINA - China is urging the United States to end its sanctions against Cuba, as tensions continue over energy shipments to the island.
Judiciary Breaks Ground on New Supreme Court Complex
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The judiciary breaking ground on the site of the future Supreme Court complex, at the site of the former Rodney E. Bain building on Shirley Street.