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US weighs new limits on Cuban travel at UN as Havana decries Trumps economic squeeze
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The Trump administration was considering imposing new restrictions on Cuban officials who travel to the United Nations, another step to squeeze the government in Havana as its top diplomat accused the United States on Thursday of u

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News

Sentencing postponed for cop in girlfriend's killing

The family of slain 20-year-old DJonnay Graham turned out in their numbers at the Home Circuit Court in Kingston on Friday morning, as they awaited the sentencing of Police Constable Patrick Walters, who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in connection wit

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Sports

JADCO confirms McLeod whereabouts case ongoing

Chairperson of the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission (JADCO), Debby Ann Brown Salmon, has confirmed with The Gleaner that the whereabouts case involving Olympic and World Champion hurdler Omar McLeod remains ongoing, but declined to divulge details. The con

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Business

UN chief urges global AI cooperation, says world can't afford ‘race to the bottom on AI safety'

The United Nations chief urged global competitors in artificial intelligence (AI) on Wednesday to cooperate in addressing threats from the technology, warning that “the world cannot afford a race to the bottom on AI safety”. Secretary-General António

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Entertainment

5 Questions with Basillia Barnaby-Cuff

Content creator, broadcaster, event emcee, author, and founder and director of the Sterling Gospel Music Awards are just some of the hats that Basillia Barnaby-Cuff wears. Barnaby-Cuff, a wife and mother – two roles which she cherishes above all others

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Commentary

Editorial | Listen to the lawyers

It is exceedingly rare in Jamaica for lawyers and high judicial officials to engage in public protests over questions of law and the doctrine of separation of powers. Fundamentally, there is confidence in the independence of the islands judiciary.

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Letters

Readers' reactions
Lawyers stage silent protest over mandatory gun sentences Not a lawyer but cant they put together a case and sue in an effort to change the law? Do mandatory minimums violate the Constitution? - @jagpratar3 Lawyers protesting in this manner? The g

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Lifestyle

How Simone Gardner unwinds - Miss Grand Ja talks representing Ja, independence and downtime joys

For Simone Gardner, the journey to the Miss Grand International stage goes far beyond the pursuit of a crown. The attorney-at-law, media personality, entrepreneur and advocate departed Kingston on September 17 for Bangkok, Thailand, where she is represent

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World News

US weighs new limits on Cuban travel at UN as Havana decries Trump's economic squeeze

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The Trump administration was considering imposing new restrictions on Cuban officials who travel to the United Nations, another step to squeeze the government in Havana as its top diplomat accused the United States on Thursday of u

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