Yesterday was Donald Trump’s Big Day Out, with ceremonies to mark his inauguration, including parties, balls, and rallies, and yet the incoming president was more concerned about getting his feet under the Oval Office desk to sign off on a record number of presidential executive orders, some of which will have massive impacts on Americans.
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Charlestown, Nevis – The Nevis Island Administration (NIA), led by Premier and Minister of Finance the Honourable Mark Brantley, has taken a significant step to address the growing demand for housing on the island. The government recently purchased 36.16 acres of private land at Garners Estate, St. James Parish, for $3.6 million, which will be […]
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St. Lucia – The Cultural Development Foundation (CDF) is proud to host the highly anticipated 2025 Sir Derek Walcott Memorial Lecture, a tribute to the life and literary legacy of one of Saint Lucia’s most celebrated icons and Nobel Laureate Winner for Literature. This year’s lecture, titled “Portrait of the Prodigal in Autumn,” will be […]
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President Joe Biden posthumously pardoned Marcus Garvey, recognizing the wrongful conviction and highlighting his enduring impact on Black empowerment and civil rights.
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The Virgin Islands’ health minister met with officials and experts to address the non-operational Pockwood Pond incinerator, prioritizing environmentally friendly solutions to improve waste management.
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The U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, may face closure under Israeli legislation, threatening essential services in Gaza and the West Bank.
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TikTok briefly faced a U.S. ban over national security concerns but resumed services after Donald Trump delayed enforcement and proposed a partial U.S. ownership stake.
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Donald Trump, at 78, becomes the first U.S. president to serve non-consecutive terms in over a century, pledging swift action on national issues and controversial policies after his inauguration.
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Jamaica has introduced a National Trafficking in Persons Policy and expanded training and enforcement measures to combat human trafficking, emphasizing public awareness and support for victims.
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Bad Bunny’s latest album fuses traditional Puerto Rican rhythms with urban music to explore the island’s identity, culture, and social struggles, while advocating for preserving Puerto Rican heritage.
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