DIANE PHILLIPS: You asked for it! More highs and lows of the week
IN MY column of March 20, I confessed to shamelessly borrowing a concept from Sunday Today Show host Willie Geist,
STATESIDE: A memorable Correspondent's Dinner
HO HUM. Another dull week unfolded in Washington in the past seven days.
FRONT PORCH: The joy of openness to growth
IN 1941, in his early 70s, after an extraordinary career and a dozen years before his death at 84, the brilliant French artist Henri Matisse underwent surgery following a diagnosis of abdominal cancer.
ALICIA WALLACE: The Melbourne Declaration
THIS WEEK, Women Deliver—the largest global conference on gender equality—is taking place in Naarm, Melbourne, Australia.
FACING REALITY: The great Bahamian masquerade - a nation selling its soul for a foreign accent
FOR decades, we have boasted of our "legendary hospitality," as if it were a natural resource like salt or sun.
BEYOND THE BORDER: Avoiding abandonment of your Green Card
LAWFUL Permanent Resident (LPR) status is a legal classification granted to individuals authorized to live and work permanently in the United States.
ERIC WIBERG: Grand Bahama, Walker’s Cay, Little Bahama Bank Drug Plane Wrecks
MANUEL “Pete” Fernandez shot down 14 Soviet and Chinese MiG jets in the Korean War, and was feted with a parade and medals from the US and UK.
DIANE PHILLIPS: The food, the festivities . . . the signs are everywhere
ELECTIONS are a lot like Christmas.
STATESIDE: Is Trump losing his conservatives?
FROM Tucker Carlson to Chris Matthews, the Washington DC punditry has already turned more decisively against US President Donald Trump.
FRONT PORCH: General election battle continues
EARLY last year, some polling reportedly had the governing PLP winning the next general election handily.
FACING REALITY: The dangerous drift toward division - politics, promises, and the illusion of gain
THERE is an uneasy feeling in the air—one that many may not yet fully articulate, but one that is undeniably present.
KDK REPORT: Lessons from the dying
THERE'S a peculiar clarity that descends on people when they receive a terminal diagnosis.
WORLD VIEW: Resolving CARICOM’s leadership impasse
As with all my commentaries, this one is strictly in my personal capacity, drawing on more than 50 years of engagement with Caribbean affairs and a lifelong commitment to the cause of regional integration.
ERIC WIBERG: Ditched drug planes on Eleuthera, Abaco, Long Island, San Salvador & Cat Island
“Are you calling about the plane that landed upside down on Queens Highway loaded with cash for drug pay-outs and skidded along, spilling money everywhere?”
