Upheaval at Inter-American Foundation slashes critical aid in Haiti, report says
PORT-AU-PRINCE (AP) — Thousands of Haitians have lost access to resources including seeds, loans and medical care after the Trump […]
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Tim Duncan’s transformative journey from a swimming prodigy to NBA titan amasses a staggering $130 million
In the vast landscape of sports legends, a tale of metamorphosis emerges, intertwining destiny with skill, and shaping a towering
Rubio to discuss energy security, illegal migration in Caribbean trip
WASHINGTON (Reuters) —U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will discuss energy security in the Caribbean, illegal immigration and dismantling of
Most Britons do not know scale of UK’s involvement in slavery, survey finds
LONDON (TG) — British people are widely ignorant of the scale and legacy of Britain’s involvement in slavery and colonialism, a survey
Haiti’s capital is close to falling to armed gangs. Here’s what you need to know
PORT-AU-PRINCE — Haiti’s capital is again in free fall. The attacks by armed gangs that in recent days have seized
Theories abound as to disappearance of Sudiksha Konanki, with YouTube sleuths trying to crack the case … after DR cops dropped the ball
PUNTA CANA — A viral video on social media is being circulated with the claim that it shows the moment
Canada outraged after 4 citizens executed by China over drug charges: ‘Inconsistent with basic human dignity’
BEIJING (NYP) — China executed four Canadian nationals over drug charges earlier this year, prompting strong rebukes from the Western
Federal judge halts further shuttering of USAID
WASHINGTON (BBC) — A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from taking any further steps to shut down the
Most aging Americans will need long-term care in their lifetime. Loved ones often take on the labor and costs.
(CBS) Since 2017, three generations have taken care of Gladys Ortiz, an 83-year-old woman who lives in Miami and struggles with Parkinson’s
Electricity gradually returns to Cuba after substation failure left millions in the dark
HAVANA (AP) — Electricity service in Cuba was gradually restored Sunday, more than 36 hours after a substation failure left