Bodies of North Andros Plane Crash Victims Return to the Capital
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The remains of the North Andros crash victims are currently with pathologists for identification. They were transported to the capital in the wee hours of Saturday morning during a flight that touched down at Odessy Airport from North Andros around midnight.
Antigua PM Says US Visa Policy Hurting Trade, Students and Families
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA - Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne says the United States' tightened visa policies are affecting trade, commerce, students and families with ties to the country, as he called for the restrictions to be lifted.
E. Jean Carroll to Be Paid $5.8M in Trump Sex Abuse and Defamation Case
UNITED STATES - Writer, E. Jean Carroll, can collect $5.8M held in escrow since a jury found that U.S. President Donald Trump sexually abused and defamed her, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.
Fire at a Shoe Factory Kills 28 in One of China’s Deadliest Blazes in Recent Years
CHINA - A fire broke out at a shoe factory in a Southeastern Chinese province on Thursday, killing 28 people.
Some Health Workers in Congo’s Ebola Outbreak Go on Strike Over Pay Issues
CONGO- Healthcare workers at the center of Congo's Ebola outbreak went on strike over unpaid wages, raising concerns about the response to the growing health crisis.
Ceasefire Over: Trump Warns Iran U.S. Is Preparing for More Strikes After
UNITED STATES - U.S. President Donald Trump warned of more strikes on Iran, saying they are retaliation for attacks on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
Russian Attacks Kill 4 Across Ukraine, Striking Kyiv for Second Straight Day
UKRAINE - Russian attacks killed four people across Ukraine as Kyiv struck Russian oil refineries and secured U.S. support to manufacture Patriot air defense systems.
Haiti Sends Medical Mission to Venezuela After Deadly Earthquakes
HAITI - Haiti deployed a 31-member medical mission and emergency supplies to Venezuela to help communities affected by last month's earthquakes.
Haiti Launches ‘AYITILAB’ To Boost Youth Innovation And Entrepreneurship
HAITI - Haiti's Ministry of Commerce and Industry has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Higher School of Infotronics of Haiti and the Avenir Foundation to officially launch AYITILAB, an initiative aimed at strengthening innovation and job creation among young people.
Guyana Senior Citizens Welcome $20K Annual Transportation Allowance
GUYANA - Guyana is set to roll out a senior citizens' allowance on Wednesday. The 20,000 Guyanese dollars allowance, which was introduced in the 2026 National Budget, is intended to help senior citizens meet their transportation expenses.