Po­lice ar­rest­ed 26 peo­ple for out­stand­ing main­te­nance ar­rears and an­oth­er eight on war­rants for var­i­ous of­fences dur­ing a two-day ex­er­cise in Cen­tral Di­vi­sion.

Po­lice ar­rest­ed two men and seized a firearm and am­mu­ni­tion dur­ing an in­tel­li­gence-led op­er­a­tion in Mal­oney on Sat­ur­day night.

It was a trau­mat­ic and dread­ful Sun­day for Aaliyah Small and her moth­er, Al­isha Mo­hammed, as they cried for help while flee­ing their burn­ing home in La Ro­maine.

A 42-year-old man was robbed of two gold chains val­ued at an es­ti­mat­ed $70,000 by ban­dits at the front door of his Mor­vant home ear­ly on Mon­day morn­ing.

Li­onel Mes­si broke the World Cup scor­ing record with his 17th goal and then added an 18th in stop­page time in de­fend­ing cham­pi­on Ar­genti­na’s 2-0 win over Aus­tria on Mon­day.

The To­ba­go House of As­sem­bly (THA) is seek­ing a bud­get al­lo­ca­tion of $4.12 bil­lion for fis­cal 2027, with Sec­re­tary of Fi­nance, Trade and the Econ­o­my Petal-Ann Roberts say­ing the fund­ing will sup­port a shift to­wards re­sults-based gov­er­nance and long-term eco­nom­ic re­silience.

Con­firmed cas­es in the Ebo­la out­break in east­ern Con­go have reached 1,003, in­clud­ing 254 deaths, of­fi­cials said, as trac­ing those who had been in con­tact with pa­tients re­mains a ma­jor chal­lenge.

A 40-year-old man who was re­cent­ly re­leased from prison was killed in a dri­ve-by shoot­ing in St Joseph on Sun­day af­ter­noon.

The Mi­a­mi-based Unit­ed States South­ern Com­mand (SOUTH­COM) said that two al­leged male “nar­co-ter­ror­ists” were killed in a “lethal ki­net­ic strike” on a ves­sel op­er­at­ed by “Des­ig­nat­ed Ter­ror­ist Or­ga­ni­za­tions” in the Caribbean Sea.

U.S. Vice Pres­i­dent JD Vance on Mon­day said his lengthy talks with se­nior Iran­ian of­fi­cials in Switzer­land cre­at­ed a “good foun­da­tion for a suc­cess­ful fi­nal deal” as they ne­go­ti­ate bring­ing a per­ma­nent end to the war that the U.S. and Is­rael be­gan in late Feb­ru­ary.

British Prime Min­is­ter Keir Starmer an­nounced Mon­day that he will re­sign, forced out by his own par­ty af­ter mis­steps and mis­takes soured vot­ers’ good­will for a prime min­is­ter who won a land­slide elec­tion vic­to­ry two years ago on a promise of steady lead­er­ship and eco­nom­ic growth.

June 19 was nev­er in­tend­ed to be just an­oth­er an­nu­al march, ac­cord­ing to Alyssa Phillip, who said it “should and must al­ways be re­gard­ed as a call to ac­tion.”