ABC will re­in­state Jim­my Kim­mel’s late night show in the wake of crit­i­cism over his com­ments about the as­sas­si­na­tion of con­ser­v­a­tive ac­tivist Char­lie Kirk, of­fi­cials with the net­work said Mon­day.

Trinidad and To­ba­go is fac­ing a sober­ing eco­nom­ic re­al­i­ty. While our for­eign ex­change re­serves have been steadi­ly shrink­ing, our food im­port bill has been climb­ing re­lent­less­ly. And yet, our pop­u­la­tion has re­mained vir­tu­al­ly flat for more than a decade.

T&T suf­fered its sec­ond de­feat at the Net­ball World Un­der-21 Cup, cur­rent­ly un­der­way in Gibral­tar.

Even on a week­end vis­it, To­ba­go re­wards the trav­eller who ris­es ear­ly and em­braces the sea. In a sin­gle day, three beach­es—Buc­coo, Tur­tle Beach and Stone Haven—trace a jour­ney through vil­lage life, nat­ur­al won­der and qui­et re­lax­ation.

With its first bud­get ahead, the ex­pec­ta­tion is for the Gov­ern­ment to ar­tic­u­late, through its fi­nance, trade and ex­ter­nal af­fairs min­istries, its ap­proach­es to ex­pand­ing the econ­o­my in­to a re­silient, dy­nam­ic and ex­pan­sive non-en­er­gy ex­port pro­duc­er to earn for­eign ex­change.