# THE Bahamas has kept its Tier 1 ranking in the United States’ 2025 Trafficking in Persons Report, placing it among a small ...

# ACTING Parliamentary Commissioner Harrison Thompson says his department is ready to deliver a fair and efficient ...

# TROPICAL Storm Imelda left homes flooded, power lines down and roads impassable across parts of the northwest and central ...

# PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis, who once dismissed rising unemployment as a sign of “visionless leadership” under the ...

# MURDERS are down by about 28 percent so far this year, with 64 killings recorded compared to 89 by the same point in 2024, ...

# It is also too soon to write about what happens next after the passing of Vaughn Miller. It will of course trigger a bye-election, and with a general election not far away, that will be a bellwether ...

# A US government report has challenged the lack of “visible progress” made by The Bahamas in converting its key investment agency into the long-promised Bahamas Invest.

# A FLORIDA woman has filed a lawsuit accusing American Airlines of framing her in a drug smuggling plot that left her jailed for nearly a week in Nassau’s Fox Hill prison, enduring conditions she ...

# Flooding and a blown fuse yesterday forced some Bahamian businesses to halt operations for the day in the wake of Tropical Storm Imelda’s passage.

# THE Supreme Court has revoked the bail of Meshack Newton, ordering that he be remanded to the Bahamas Department of Correctional Services after finding he breached bail conditions and that his ...

# Cable Bahamas will tomorrow relaunch a share buyback initiative which, during the 12 months to end-June 2025, saw it repurchase $945,691 worth of shares from investors.

# BUSINESS owners say the government’s impending ban on walk-up liquor sales will come at a cost and are calling for more dialogue to find a workable solution.