
Attorney Lisamae Gordons fight for legal career heads to Privy Council
The Privy Council, Jamaica's highest court has agreed to hear the appeal of an attorney-at-law who was suspended from practice and ordered to pay US$35,000 following a disputed transaction involving a property on the island's north coast.
Armed men in Haiti's capital seize a top security official

Armed men in Haiti have kidnapped James Boyard, cabinet director of the Defense Ministry and a highly respected security expert who also serves as inspector general of Haitis police, a person with the knowledge of the situation told the Associated Pres
Ronaldo wants Portugal to focus on good start

AP:
Portugal travelled to the United States yesterday with Cristiano Ronaldo saying the team needs to focus on getting off to a good start instead of thinking ahead about contending for their first World Cup title.
The Portuguese are among the favourites
Movie Review | 'Disclosure Day' is a classic Spielberg adventure

Disclosure Day invites you into its world with a kick to the face. Or maybe it's a stomp. Whatever it is, this opening sequence, in a garish professional wrestling ring, is bound to wake you up and make you wonder, first, if you're in the right movie, and
Tony Deyal | From the calypsonians - rolling goals or holes?

Lord Melody (Fitzroy Alexander), was a Trinidadian calypsonian best known for ‘singles such as Boo Boo Man, Creature From The Black Lagoon, Shame & Scandal, Jonah and the Bake, Juanita, and Rastaman Be Careful. That alone told us that he w
Implement new industrial policy for Jamaica
THE EDITOR, Madam:
The Gleaner editorials over the past few years have advocated for an updated industrial policy to drive the next phase of Jamaica's economic development. When the current National Industrial Policy (NIP) was published in 1996, Ja
GoodHeart | Madison Waul Gordon graduates UPenn with top honours

Graduation season is always a pleasurable one for our family. Because of our size, the Wauls and Gordons enjoy the good fortune of celebrating students who perform at exceptional academic levels every year. Members of our family have studied in some of th
US police investigate theft of England equipment at World Cup, 2 people in custody

Two people have been detained in connection with the theft of equipment from the England national team's vehicles during their move from a pre-training base in Florida to Kansas City, where the Three Lions will have their permanent World Cup bas