Category: Commentary
JetBlue flight attendant in infamous meltdown wants to return to flying
At a large tent camp across the street, naked children bathed in buckets wedged between the gutters and tents.
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell is among the many Americans of Jamaican heritage who have shaped our country and made important contributions to the global community.
One neighbor reported that someone entered her yard during daylight and stole a…
It’s a place where women are raped so frequently it takes place in broad daylight and where newly-orphaned street children fight over the odd piece of change handed out by aid workers
Recent African arrivals in Arizona’s Valley of the Sun often possess starkly different experiences, expectations and outlooks on America—and on each other
The Honorable Peter Bunting – A Member of Parliament for the constituency of Central Manchester, Jamaica
It’s a common sight in communist Cuba. Here, nearly everyone works for the state and official unemployment is minuscule, but pay is so low that Cubans like to joke that “the state pretends to pay us and we pretend to work.”
Peláez and Lázaro lived in various apartments and a small house before moving to the house where they lived when they were arrested on Clifton Avenue in the wealthy neighborhood of Yonkers.
It seems that every aspect of society is touched by immigration, and that includes sports. Just by taking a look at the rosters of most teams that are participating in the World Cup, we can see the reflection of immigration at a global level.
There was once a Garrison Don named Christopher Coke. Some called him “Dudus” and that was no joke. Others called him the “President” But it was quite evident that this was not a man to provoke.
Andre Birotte is the first black U.S. Attorney to the post, which makes him the top federal attorney in the Central District of the U.S. Department of Justice.
The Interim Haiti Reconstruction Commission aims to oversee every rebuilding dollar that comes to Haiti through next year.
“Are there illegals on Catalina? Yes, there are illegals everywhere in the country. I don’t think we’re different than any other community,” said Wayne Griffin, president of the Catalina Island Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau.








