The An­tigua and Bar­bu­da gov­ern­ment is urg­ing peo­ple to take full ad­van­tage of a gun amnesty that be­gins on Mon­day and ends at the end of the month, says it rep­re­sents an­oth­er op­por­tu­ni­ty for peo­ple to hand over un­law­ful firearms.

Un­de­terred by a stock mar­ket col­lapse that has con­tin­ued for days, Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump threat­ened ad­di­tion­al tar­iffs on Chi­na on Mon­day, rais­ing fresh con­cerns that his dri­ve to re­bal­ance the glob­al econ­o­my could in­ten­si­fy a fi­nan­cial­ly de­struc­tive trade war.

With SEA ex­ams just days away, the THA's Di­vi­sion of Ed­u­ca­tion, Re­search and Tech­nol­o­gy of (DERTech) is ask­ing all po­lit­i­cal par­ties and their sup­port­ers to shut off the noise.

Unit­ed Na­tion­al Con­gress (UNC) Deputy Po­lit­i­cal Leader and can­di­date for Ca­roni Cen­tral, David Lee, has been cleared of fraud charges re­lat­ed to tax ex­emp­tions on his ve­hi­cle as a Par­lia­men­tar­i­an.

An un­cle and nephew have been charged with the mur­der of Joanne Estick, a Siparia woman whose sev­ered head was found in a cool­er.

As Trinidad and To­ba­go pre­pares for its up­com­ing gen­er­al elec­tion, a lead­ing tech­nol­o­gy ex­pert is rais­ing red flags about the grow­ing role of ar­ti­fi­cial in­tel­li­gence in po­lit­i­cal cam­paign­ing.

This time, it fol­lows a post by the Face­book page Kick out the PNM, which al­leged that CEPEP work­ers were “strong­ly ad­vised” to at­tend po­lit­i­cal events where the Prime Min­is­ter would be present.

The An­ju­man Sun­nat-ul-Ja­maat As­so­ci­a­tion (AS­JA) is dis­tanc­ing it­self from po­lit­i­cal com­ments made by some Imams and says those views should be clear­ly pre­sent­ed as per­son­al opin­ions, not of­fi­cial po­si­tions.

Health of­fi­cials have con­firmed an eighth case of malar­ia in Trinidad and To­ba­go for 2025, fol­low­ing en­hanced sur­veil­lance ef­forts in south Trinidad.

The En­er­gy Cham­ber of Trinidad & To­ba­go has joined the na­tion in mourn­ing the pass­ing of Mark Lo­quan, a past mem­ber of the En­er­gy Cham­ber's Board, re­fer­ring to him as "a dis­tin­guished leader of the na­tion­al and glob­al en­er­gy in­dus­try."

Pres­i­dent of the Do­mini­can Re­pub­lic, Luis Abi­nad­er, has an­nounced a se­ries of mea­sures aimed at bol­ster­ing bor­der se­cu­ri­ty and tight­en­ing mi­gra­tion con­trol as its neigh­bour, Haiti, con­tin­ues to be faced with po­lit­i­cal and se­cu­ri­ty con­cerns.

Glob­al stock mar­kets ex­tend­ed a se­vere plunge Mon­day, fu­eled by fears that U.S. tar­iffs would lead to a glob­al eco­nom­ic slow­down. Eu­ro­pean and Asian shares saw dra­mat­ic loss­es, the lead­ing U.S. in­dex flirt­ed with bear mar­ket ter­ri­to­ry in pre-mar­ket trad­ing, and oil prices sagged.