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US Blocks Another United Nations Resolution Calling for Ceasefire
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The US has blocked a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. Instead, the US is offering a different proposal for the conflict between Israel and Hamas. The US told other members they are looking for a temporary ceasefire, but their focus is on....
Death of Putin’s Top Dissident Puts Ukraine Aid in the Spotlight
The death of Alexei Navalny on Friday has renewed the push to fight back against Russian President Vladimir Putin and provide aid for Ukraine. The cause of death of Putin's most-outspoken critic is still unknown and his body still has not been returned to his family, now five days after his death.
Haitian President’s Wife Indicted for his 2021 Assassination
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Bahamas Economy Looking Good
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Oil Spill Blamed on Barge Being Tugged
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House Committee Subpoenas Harvard University During Investigation Into Antisemitism
Following a tense hearing on Capitol Hill in December, lawmakers continue to press Ivy League universities about antisemitism on their campuses.
Congressional Ukraine Caucus Advocates for Ukraine Support
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Next Saturday marks two years of Russia’s invasion in Ukraine. While the war continues, experts warn Ukraine is running out of ammo and hope the US and our allies continue to help them push back against Russia.
Jamaicans Urged to be ‘Informers’
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Guyana Government Stands Firm against Teachers Strike
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4 Men Arrested with 6,305 Pounds of Co***ne in USVI
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Top National Security Officials Meet with Congressional Leaders About “Serious” but “Not Immediate” Threat
The national security threat, first made aware to the public yesterday, has to do with Russia's space capabilities, specifically a Russian anti-satellite system. Lawmakers say the classified information is significant, but not a cause for panic.
‘Fill the Courts and Not the Prisons’ Basketball Carnival in Puerto Rico
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Special Counsel Requests Supreme Court to Allow Trump’s Election Case to go to Trial without Delay
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Supreme Court could decide if the trial for the 2020 election interference case against former President Donald Trump should be delayed or not. It’s one of four criminal cases against the former president. Special Counsel Jack Smith is asking the Supreme Court Justices to le...
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Guyana’s President Urges Teacher Strike to End
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Trinidad & Tobago Prime Minister Calls Oil Spill a ‘National Emergency’
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Barbados Now has Opposition Leader
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What a Democratic Victory in NY Special Election Means for a Narrowly Divided U.S. House
The Congressional seat of former Representative George Santos was flipped by Democrats in a special election yesterday. The win for Democrats narrows an already razor-thin majority for House Republicans.
Electrifying Super Bowl Viewing Party in Puerto Rico
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Future of Senate’s Foreign Aid Package Looks Grim in House
WASHINGTON, D.C. - On Tuesday, the House impeached Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Republicans said the Secretary has failed to stop the crisis at our border. Democrats argue Republicans had a chance to address the border issue as part of a foreign aid bill that included border secur...
What’s at Stake in Congress with New York’s Special Congressional Election
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A couple of months ago the House voted to expel New York Republican Representative George Santos after an ethics report accused him of breaking the law. New York voters will decide who should replace him. It’s a seat that is being closely watched and could have a huge impact in ...
Photos Released of Oil Spill in Trinidad
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Travel Advisories Issued for Tourists in Bahamas
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Guyana Native to Compete in New ‘Survivor’ Season
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Women’s Defender Group in Puerto Rico Calls for Strike in Response to Gender Violence
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Experts, Policymakers Discuss Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Politics and Elections
Experts and policymakers are considering how to safely integrate artificial intelligence (A.I.) into everyday life. However, there are a lot of questions surrounding the evolutionary technology...
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Weather conditions will be quiet for much of the region tonight.
Tracking a cold front that will stall a bit over the Yucatan into Wednesday with cloudiness and scattered showers. Besides this, much of the region should be dry tonight.
Hurricane Nigel continues to harmlessly spin in the North Atlantic with winds near 90 mph. Nigel will continue to move away from the Caribbean, and into cooler waters. The ITCZ will keep the southern half of Central America on wet side tonight into tomorrow. Find out more in the forecast ahead from WENY De Shaun Robinson .
LEE UPDATE: Now a strong tropical storm, "Lee" is expected to develop into a major hurricane late this week. Meteorologist A.J. Mastrangelo has an update on the latest track and what the northeast Caribbean can expect come this weekend.
No tropical cyclones expected expected to impact the Lesser Antillies this week. However, the Inter Tropical Convergent Zone and a strong tropical wave will keep things active the next couple of days.
TROPICAL STORM WARNINGS ISSUED. IT IS TIME TO PREPARE.
Tropical Bret expected to near the islands tomorrow with flooding rains, strong winds and dangerous seas. As of the 11 a.m. advisory from the National Hurricane Center, Tropical Storm Warning is in effect for St. Lucia, while Tropical Storm Warning is in effect for Barbados, Dominica and Martinique . Currently, Bret contains winds of 60 mph.
OCTV WEATHER: T.S. watches remain in effect, with Bret expected to push through the Lesser Antilles Friday as a high end Tropical Storm. Meteorologist A.J. Mastrangelo has your Wednesday morning Caribbean forecast with everything you need to know.
TROPICAL STORM WATCHES ARE POSTED
As two tropical systems approach the region, Meteorologist A.J. Mastrangelo has your Tuesday morning Caribbean forecast.
A a frontal boundary stalls across the Northwestern Caribbean, showers and thunderstorms will remain in the forecast for this part of the region through Saturday. Umbrellas will come in handy!
Mainly dry across the Windward islands this week with some cloudy intervals. Rounds of Saharan Dust are expected to reduce visibility at times.
John Stehlin experiencing the UberSoca Cruise! He’s ready to fete!
The center of Hurricane Nicole is over Grand Bahama Island. Winds in excess of hurricane force are possible over the northern Bahamas through tonight
TRACKING NICOLE: Hurricane warnings continue into tonight as Nicole's tropical storm force wind field has expanded to over 500 miles. Here's what to expect moving forward:
Tropical storm Nicole's effects have been felt across the Bahamas today with Hurricane & Tropical Storm Warnings continuing into tonight. Nicole's latest track and storm information can be found at https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/graphics_at2.shtml?start#contents&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_One_Caribbean_Television
Hurricane Ian continues to become more organized. Tropical storm conditions are currently being felt on Grand Cayman Island. Ian could become a major hurricane later tonight as it approaches Cuba.
Category 3 Hurricane Fiona is bearing down on Grand Turk Island. The center is just east of Cockburn Town. Winds near the center are around 115 mph.
