Formula One shelves plans to launch Miami Grand Prix in 2019

Formula One has hit the brakes on a proposed 2019 race in Miami, shelving plans until at least 2020. After Miami city authorities delayed a crucial vote -- initially set for July 26 -- until September, F1 has decided to put the race on hold rather…

Florida man could avoid charges in fatal shooting because of ‘stand your ground’ law

Florida's "stand your ground" law could save a man from prosecution after he fatally shot another man following a heated argument over a parking space at a convenience store. The shooting took place Thursday after Britany Jacobs, 24, parked in a…

Supreme Court judges urged to strike down Holyrood Brexit bill

The court is hearing arguments about whether the Brexit legislation passed by MSPs should be allowed to stand. UK law officer Lord Keen said the Scottish legislation would "undermine" Westminster's EU Withdrawal Bill. But Scotland's Lord Advocate…

Laos dam collapse: Hundreds missing after flash floods hit villages

Hundreds of people are missing and an unknown number dead after a dam under construction collapsed in south-east Laos, state media reported. The collapse at the hydroelectric dam in Attapeu province late on Monday sent flash floods through six…

Bahamian Government will address death penalty issue

Attorney General Carl Bethel revealed yesterday that the government is considering enacting constitutional changes to preserve capital punishment as an effective penalty under the law, a move that might require a referendum. Bethel’s revelation came…

Antigua-Barbuda PM wants all ministers to disclose their assets

Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne said he plans to discuss with his ministers the possibility of disclosing details of their assets for public scrutiny. Browne told listeners on local radio that he wants members of his government to…

The TCIFA 2018 Congress held at the Regent Village

The TCIFA 2018 Congress was held at the Regent Village Conference Center, yesterday. The annual event consisted of the review and approval of past and upcoming football activities in the Turks & Caicos Islands, the revised TCIFA constitution,…

Ritz crackers recalled over potential salmonella risk

The manufacturers of Ritz crackers - first introduced in 1934 - has announced it is recalling some of its products over a potential risk of salmonella.  Mondelez Global said it was voluntarily calling back 16 versions of its Ritz Cracker Sandwiches…

Salmonella worries prompt Goldfish Crackers recall!!!

Salmonella fears have prompted a mass recall of the cheese-flavoured snack Goldfish Crackers in the US. Pepperidge Farms, owner of the brand, announced the recall of about 3.3 million units of the product on Monday. One of its suppliers warned that…

Bahamian Miller-Uibo breaks record in Monaco Friday

Shaunae Miller-Uibo ran a world-leading time of 48.97 seconds to win the 400 meters (m) at the IAAF Diamond League in Monaco today. Miller-Uibo, the first Bahamian woman to run under 49 seconds, lowered the national record of 49.07s set by Tonique…