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Trump indicted by grand jury on 2020 election interference
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Trump indicted by grand jury on 2020 election interference

WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump was criminally charged today in connection with his efforts to reverse his loss to President Joe Biden in 2020. The charges mark the unprecedented third criminal indictment…
Posted by John McCarthy August 1, 2023
FEMA funds first-of-its-kind effort to rebuild Puerto Rican coral reefs
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FEMA funds first-of-its-kind effort to rebuild Puerto Rican coral reefs

SAN JUAN (WaPo) — Hurricanes, earthquakes and an outbreak of a fast-spreading coral disease have wreaked havoc on the coral reefs that protect Puerto Rico’s shores in recent years. Now,…
Posted by John McCarthy July 29, 2023
U.S. Census Bureau Workers Counted Only 87,146 People In The USVI In 2020
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U.S. Census Bureau Workers Counted Only 87,146 People In The USVI In 2020

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Census Bureau released statistics this week for the U.S. Virgin Islands (USVI) in its 2020 Island Areas Censuses Demographic and Housing Characteristics Summary File (DHC). The package includes over…
Posted by John McCarthy July 23, 2023
President Biden Encourages ‘Friendship’ Across The Aisle At White House Picnic
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President Biden Encourages ‘Friendship’ Across The Aisle At White House Picnic

WASHINGTON — President Biden urged the need for friendship during brief welcoming remarks at the annual White House Congressional Picnic on the South Lawn. First lady Jill Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris joined the…
Posted by John McCarthy July 21, 2023
Exhibition shines light on Caribbean’s ‘barrel children’ left behind by migrants to UK
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Exhibition shines light on Caribbean’s ‘barrel children’ left behind by migrants to UK

LONDON (AP) — As a small child in Jamaica, Evadney Campbell loved it when barrels of gifts arrived at Christmastime from her parents in England. She was thrilled to receive…
Posted by John McCarthy July 13, 2023
Thieves Steal 100 Solar Panels Worth $625K From Poorly-Secured High School Over July 4
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Thieves Steal 100 Solar Panels Worth $625K From Poorly-Secured High School Over July 4

KINGSHILL — The Virgin Islands Energy Office (VIEO) broke ground on the construction of a 150 kW Solar plus 300 kW battery micro-grid at the St. Croix Educational Complex (SCEC)…
Posted by John McCarthy July 8, 2023
Hundreds in Puerto Rico Protest Proposed Increase in Electricity Bills
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Hundreds in Puerto Rico Protest Proposed Increase in Electricity Bills

SAN JUAN (AP) — Hundreds of people including religious leaders, economists, teachers and retirees this week protested a proposed increase to already high electric bills that a growing number of…
Posted by John McCarthy July 2, 2023
Territorial Turncoat Waltine Nauta Swirls To Center of Latest Trump Indictment Scandal
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Territorial Turncoat Waltine Nauta Swirls To Center of Latest Trump Indictment Scandal

Hagåtña, GUAM — U.S. territory citizen Waltine "Walt" Nauta, born in Guam, has been caught up in Donald Trump's tangled web of criminality — indicted alongside the formerly most powerful…
Posted by John McCarthy June 9, 2023
FEMA Sued For Not Using Disaster Funds To Make Puerto Rico Power Grid More Resilient
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FEMA Sued For Not Using Disaster Funds To Make Puerto Rico Power Grid More Resilient

WASHINGTON — A coalition of advocacy groups is suing the federal government’s disaster response agency, claiming it is making Puerto Rico less resilient to storms and more vulnerable to power…
Posted by John McCarthy April 16, 2023
Coast Guard Calls Off Search For Missing Boater After Three Days
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Coast Guard Calls Off Search For Missing Boater After Three Days

SAN JUAN — The Coast Guard suspended a three-day search at 7:03 p.m. Friday, pending further developments, for a boater who went missing Tuesday night following a vessel capsizing near…
Posted by John McCarthy April 8, 2023

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