PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad - Olympian Njisane Phillip will return to court on April 24 after he was granted TT$300,000 (One TT dollar=US$0.16 cents) bail on firearm and drug related charges.

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – The United States has shipped three mega generators to the island of Puerto Rico in an effort to help stabilize the territory’s electricity grid and minimize continuing outages. 

NEW YORK, New York – New City Mayor Eric Adams has released a document outlining the next phase of the city’s response to the unprecedented humanitarian crisis resulting from the surge of asylum seekers arriving in the five boroughs since last year.

MIAMI, FL – The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) says a businessman and former drug trafficker with dual Haitian and Chilean citizenship pleaded guilty before a US judge in the Southern District of Florida on Friday to three charges involving his role in the assassination of former Haitian President Jovenel Moïse.

ROAD TOWN, British Virgin Islands – Governor John Rankin has signed the proclamation to pave the way for residents of the British Virgin Islands (BVI) to vote for a new government on April 24, a few weeks before the polls are constitutionally due.

NEW YORK, New York – The wife of Jamaica's Prime Minister Andrew Holness, Juliet Holness, will deliver the keynote address at an International Women’s Conference to be held at the Hofstra University in Hempstead, Long Island on Saturday.

BOSTON, Massachusetts – A United States court has ordered a former Haitian mayor to pay more than US$15.5 million in compensation after he was accused of murder, attempted killings and torture in a civil lawsuit.

NEW YORK, New York – New York Attorney General, Letitia James, has co-led a coalition of 22 attorneys general in pushing back against the ongoing effort by Texas to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program for immigrants.

NASSAU, Bahamas – A group of Bahamians in the United States and Canada are reportedly planning to protest against the administration of Prime Minister Phillip Davis later this month in Miami, Florida. 

WASHINGTON, DC – CARICOM countries recorded “significant human rights issues,” last year,  with Haiti and Jamaica being among regional countries being singled out were there were credible reports that some officials alleged to have committed human rights abuses were not subject to full and swift accountability.

WASHINGTON, DC – The situation in Haiti where political instability has rocked the country since the 2021 assassination of President Jovenelle Moise will be among matters discussed when leaders from the United States and Canada meet in Ottawa next week.

WASHINGTON, DC – The United States government said on Wednesday that disrupting illicit firearms trafficking in the Caribbean is “a shared priority” for the US and its Caribbean partners.