Two Teenagers Struck in Shooting Incident Outside Queens School
Two teenagers were shot and injured near a school in Cambria Heights, Queens on Wednesday, January 18. The shooting incident is alleged to have occurred in front of the Campus ...
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David Carrick, Former Met Police Officer, Pleads Guilty to Heinous Crimes
David Carrick, formerly an officer of the United Kingdom's Metropolitan Police, admitted that he was a serial rapist and abuser of women for almost 20 years. The former Met Police ...
Jamaica Launches Social Justice Project With Canada
Jamaica has received $8.9 million worth of funding from its long-term partner Canada. The funding is to be used in the development of the Caribbean country's justice system through the ...
Barbadian Government Official Criticizes Crime Situation Reportage
Corey Lane, the Minister of State in Barbados' Office of the Attorney General, recently criticized the Barbadian media's crime situation reportage. He has accused the media of giving a false ...
Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP) Offices Engulfed in Suspicious Fire
Antigua and Barbuda's ruling political party, Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP) had its St. John's City East Constituency offices damaged by a suspicious fire on the morning of Monday, ...
Mayor Adams Visits El Paso, Further Calls For Federal Assistance
Mayor Eric Adams, and a team of City Hall employees, traveled to El Paso over the January 14th weekend. Mayor Adams traveled to the Texas city with the intention of ...
Governor Hochul Makes Historic Chief Judge Nomination of Hector LaSalle First Latino and Person of Color to Lead NY’s Court System
Before 2022 came to a close, Governor Kathy Hochul picked Judge Hector Daniel LaSalle as her nominee for the next Chief Judge of the New York State Court of Appeals. ...
Mayor Adams Reaches $275 Million Agreement With Hotels to House Migrants
Mayor Adams' Administration reached an agreement with the Hotel Association of New York City to house up to 5,000 migrants. The agreement is reportedly worth $275 million, working out to ...
Senator Gillibrand to Give over $1.3 Billion to Puerto Rico to Fund Food and Electricity
On Monday, January 9th, United States Senator Gillibrand announced that over $1.3 Billion dollars had been secured in funding for Puerto Rico to address food insecurity and restore their power ...
