By Jonathan Mason-June 21st, 2023. In the photograph above taken in early July 2008, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was on vacation at a luxury fishing lodge that charged more than $1,000 a day, and after catching a king salmon nearly the size of his leg, Alito posed for this picture. To his left, stood […]
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By Jonathan Mason-June 21st, 2023. According to the white-collar union Unite, Church of England priests have submitted a formal pay claim to the church for the first time in history, according to the labor union Unite. “While many will argue their work is a vocation, the simple truth is that on their current rewards they […]
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By Editor-June 21st, 2023. Tropical storm Bret is still coming and may even have reached 60 knots hurricane force winds, but high-level counterwinds are likely to weaken rather than strengthen the storm, which may eventually fade out in the Caribbean and never hit mainland north or central America, says the National Hurricane Center in the […]
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By Jonathan Mason-June 21st, 2023. At least 41 people, all believed to have been women, have been killed in a riot at a women’s prison in Honduras on Tuesday. Most of them were burned to death in fires that broke out after one gang set a cell alight and the fire ran out of control. […]
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ByEditor-June 21st 2023. Recent declassfication of documents has revealed that hundreds of long-term sick and mentally ill people from the Windrush generation were forcibly repatriated to the Caribbean under a scheme that was supposed to be voluntary. Formerly classified documents reveal that at least 411 people were sent back between the 1950s and the early […]
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By–Jonathan Mason, June 21st, 2023. The missing tourist submersible Titan has not yet been located, and time is running out as the vessel is reported to have had 96 hours supply of oxygen for 5 people, which would run out early tomorrow morning. The US Coast Guard says a noise heard in the Titanic sub […]
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Miami, FL – Following the conclusion of the 2023 Concacaf Gold Cup Prelims, Concacaf has confirmed that the three Round Two winners Saint Kitts and Nevis, Martinique, and Guadeloupe have advanced to the 2023 Gold Cup Group Stage, and will join Groups A, C and D respectively. The 2023 Gold Cup Prelims included the participation of 12 […]
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Hours after being arrested by law enforcement officers at the Brickdam Police Station in a rape investigation, Minister of Local Government and Regional Development, Nigel Dharamlall was last night released on $1m bail. He is to return to the station at 8 am today. Dharamlall was last evening arrested by police after presenting himself at […]
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By Editor-June 20th, 2023. Women in Argentina will no longer require a prescription to get emergency contraception. The government said making the morning-after pill more easily available removed an “important barrier” for those seeking to prevent pregnancy. The move was welcomed by feminist groups, who see it as a sign of progress in the Catholic-majority […]
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By Editor-June 20th, 2023. US President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden has agreed to plead guilty on two federal tax charges and will seek a separate court plea-deal on a firearms charge in a deal with the Justice Department, according to reports from Reuters news agency and US media, citing a court publicly available court […]
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