Tragedy struck on Saturday, February 5th, in the waters of Trinidad and Tobago leaving an infant dead and their mother with injuries sustained. The infant, identified as Yaelvis Santoyo Sarabia, and mother, Darielvis Sarabia, were reportedly aboard a vessel alleged to be carrying approximately 40 migrants. Coast Guard Officers claim they ordered the vessel to … Continued
On what would have been his 27th Birthday, nearly a decade after his young life was tragically cut short, the community of South Florida honored the memory of Trayvon Martin with a peace walk. The 10th annual remembrance weekend took place starting with a Peace Walk and Peace Talk Saturday at Ives Estate Park. The … Continued
In a chilling final Instagram post just hours before taking her own life. Chelsie Krysts made a post that would only make sense to the world after the 30 year died by suicide on Sunday. The chilling final Instagram post made just hours before death by suicide at the age 30 has left the world … Continued
Miya’s Law had its first committee hearing on Tuesday, and it passed unanimously. State Sen. Linda Stewart defended the law before lawmakers on Tuesday to fight for tenant safety in the name of Miya Marcano. Stewart said she’s hopeful that soon, what happened to Miya is something no other renter experiences. The bill would require … Continued
The United Kingdom’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced that England’s Plan B will end from January 27 which will see the end of mandatory mask wearing and COVID passports for all residents and tourists. Prime Minister Johnson made the announcement while delivering a statement to Members of Parliament in the House of Commons today … Continued
Prince Andrew the Duke of York has been stripped of his military titles just one day after a United States court ruled to proceed with a sexual assault lawsuit against the prince. This is according to a BBC article dated Thursday January 13, which said “a royal source” indicated that the prince will stop using … Continued
GULF TIMES Spain is calling for Covid-19 to be treated as an endemic disease, like the flu, becoming the first major European nation to explicitly suggest that people live with it. The idea has gradually been gaining traction and could prompt a re-evaluation of government strategies on dealing with the virus. British Education Secretary Nadhim … Continued
Author and activist Maya Angelou has now become the first black woman to ever appear on the United States quarter, after the U.S Mint recently commenced shipping of a new series of quarters. The Mint made the announcement in a press statement issued on Monday January 10, which said the coins will also be featuring … Continued
The British Virgin Islands enters 2022 poised for another year of successful engagement with Asia’s Financial Markets and regional partners, led by the efforts of the Virgin Islands Government’s regional office in Hong Kong. Throughout 2021 the Territory built on its 30-year relationships in Finance and Financial Services through ongoing stakeholder engagement in the form … Continued
INSIDER George Floyd’s four-year-old grandniece was shot at an apartment building in his hometown early New Year’s Day, according to local reports. Family members identified the child as four-year-old Arianna Delane and said she was struck several times around 3 a.m. inside the building located in Houston, Texas, KTRK-TV and the Houston Chronicle reported. “My … Continued
