Canada to let Airline Passengers Pack Cannabis
Canadian airline passengers will soon be able to pack up to 30 grams of cannabis when they board a flight once recreational use of the mind-altering drug is legalised, the government said Thursday.
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US Restricts Visas To Unmarried Gay Diplomats
The United States is denying visas to the partners of more than 100 gay diplomats unless they get married, officials said yesterday.
Processed Meat ‘Linked to Breast Cancer’
Regularly eating foods like bacon and sausages may raise the risk of breast cancer, according to researchers.
Birdman Phone Call Leaks in Lil Wayne Tour Bus Shooting
While Lil Wayne was celebrating the long-awaited release of Tha Carter V, Birdman and Young Thug were under criminal investigation.
A Weakened Tropical Storm Kirk is Close to the Lesser Antilles
Tropical storm conditions are expected to begin over portions of the Lesser Antilles later today as a slightly weakened Kirk continues on its path towards the island chain which it is forecast to reach by this evening.
Seattle Judges throw out 15 years of Marijuana Convictions
Judges in Seattle have decided to quash convictions for marijuana possession for anyone prosecuted in the city between 1996 and 2010.
Tropical depression Kirk expected to degenerate
Tropical depression Kirk is expected to degenerate into a trough of low pressure during the 48 hours as it makes its way towards the Lesser Antilles
South Africa’s Highest Court legalises Cannabis Use
South Africa’s highest court has legalised the use of cannabis by adults in private places.
Trump Extends 1917 Legislation Against Cuba
President Donald Trump has extended the Trading with the Enemy Act, one of the legal grounds for the decades-old economic, trade and financial blockade imposed by the United States on Cuba.
Two Koreas open first liaison office since World War II
North and South Korea have opened a liaison office on the North’s side of the heavily militarised border to facilitate better communication and exchanges ahead of their leaders’ summit in Pyongyang next week
Trump Says Democrats Inflated Puerto Rico Death Toll
President Donald Trump yesterday rejected the official conclusion that nearly 3,000 people died in Puerto Rico from last year’s Hurricane Maria
Dallas Officer Mistakes Apartment For Her Own, Kills Man
A Dallas police officer returning home from work shot and killed her neighbour after she said she mistook his apartment for her own, police said Friday.
St Vincent Government Cracks Down on Rental of Private Homes
The St Vincent and the Grenadines Government says it will clamp down on homeowners who rent their properties to visitors without paying the necessary taxes to the State.
Japan’s strongest typhoon in 25 years kills at least six
Japan has been hit by its strongest typhoon in 25 years, causing at least six deaths and 160 injuries.
Trinidad 1,700 Petrotrin workers to be fired, refinery closed
Trinidad 1,700 Petrotrin workers to be fired, refinery closed
Venezuela And Trinidad braced for another major earthquake as aftershocks
Venezuela And Trinidad braced for another major earthquake as aftershocks
Spain: Police shoot dead knife attacker near Barcelona
Spain: Police shoot dead knife attacker near Barcelona
Taiwan and the Taiwan International Cooperation and Development Fund (ICDF) have granted 20 scholarships to Vincentian students
Taiwan and the Taiwan International Cooperation and Development Fund (ICDF) have granted 20 scholarships to Vincentian students
Tropical Disturbance To Move Through Windwards On Saturday
Tropical Disturbance To Move Through Windwards On Saturday
Sol loyal customer Meldon woods Won EC $24,000.00 grand prize cash for a year
Sol loyal customer Meldon woods Won EC $24,000.00 grand prize cash for a year