WASH­ING­TON (AP) — Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump yes­ter­day de­clared a 10% base­line tax on im­ports from all coun­tries and high­er tar­iff rates on dozens of na­tions that run trade sur­plus­es with the Unit­ed States, threat­en­ing to up­end much of the ar­chi­tec­ture of the glob­al econ­o­my and trig­ger broad­er trade wars.

Last week, we shared in­for­ma­tion on bench­mark prices in three key nat­ur­al gas mar­kets in­ter­na­tion­al­ly and some of the fac­tors which im­pact the price of gas in­ter­na­tion­al­ly and the po­ten­tial for im­pacts in T&T.

ST JOHN’S, An­tigua – Some of the re­gion’s most promis­ing fe­male crick­eters re­cent­ly ben­e­fit­ed from a Women’s Acad­e­my High-Per­for­mance Skills Camp aimed at hon­ing and de­vel­op­ing their skills.

Dul­cie Bho­lai reached the in­cred­i­ble mile­stone of 100 years on March 28. Born in Long­denville, Bho­lai’s jour­ney stands as a shin­ing ex­am­ple of strength, de­vo­tion, and the en­dur­ing pow­er of faith and fam­i­ly.

In an elec­tion cam­paign sea­son, par­ti­san­ship is of high val­ue. Politi­cians don’t re­al­ly want ob­jec­tiv­i­ty, de­tach­ment, facts or the truth. And they don’t want opin­ion if it dis­agrees with theirs. Par­ty pol­i­tics is par­ti­san every­where. Po­lit­i­cal par­ties just want to win. This is un­der­stand­able. But cit­i­zens need to make sense of things and weigh their op­tions.