Brazil has launched the world’s largest mosquito-breeding factory in Curitiba to fight dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases using the Wolbachia bacterium.
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Des Moines school chief Ian Roberts, a former Olympian from Guyana, led Iowa’s largest school district for two years before being arrested by ICE for living and working in the U.S. illegally.
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Antigua’s government has warned citizens about a fake website posing as an official portal, part of a wider pattern across the Caribbean where scammers copy government or postal services to steal information or payments.
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Trump authorised 300 National Guard troops for Chicago after clashes near immigration facilities, prompting criticism and constitutional challenges over his use of military force in U.S. cities.
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Rising cross-border licensing fees have prompted several U.S. Virgin Islands charter operators to re-register in the British Virgin Islands, where local-based vessels face lower costs and better access to popular cruising routes.
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Jamaica will host the 20th Caribbean Week of Agriculture in 2026, continuing the region’s largest event dedicated to strengthening farming and rural life.
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Sean “Diddy” Combs was sentenced to just over four years in prison for transporting women for prostitution, with the judge rejecting pleas for leniency despite emotional appeals from his children.
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The U.S. has carried out its fourth deadly strike on a suspected drug boat near Venezuela under Trump’s declaration of “armed conflict” with cartels, sparking regional anger and debate in Washington.
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Saint Lucia – Saint Lucia is making strides towards networking and developing innovative approaches to improve oral health outcomes in country, following the participation of Senior Dental Surgeon, Dr. Sherry Ephraim-Le Compte at the Oral Health Pacific Islands Alliance (OPIA) Conference held in Vanuatu, Fiji from September 1st to 3rd, 2025. The conference was held under […]
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Saint Lucia – The month of October is observed globally as a period to promote breast health and raise the platform of breast cancer prevention. This annual campaign aims at raising awareness and encouraging the adoption of healthy habits. In observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2025, the Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs […]
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