Hello Mi Neighbour|Who owns emotional responsibility in a marriage?
In a marriage, should one partner take responsibility for the irrational emotional behaviour of the other? How could I forget “Uncle C” and “Aunt C”? They were wonderful individuals. Like every couple, they had their challenges. One moment they we
PUSH FOR PURGE
The Electoral Office of Jamaica (EOJ) says it will again make a request from the Government for funding to carry out the long-awaited electoral reverification exercise next year. Director of Elections Glasspole Brown told The Gleaner on Friday that the pr
Ten-man STATHS edge Mona
St Andrew Technical High School (STATHS) took a giant step towards qualifying for the semi-finals of the ISSA/Manning Cup competition with a hard-fought 2-1 come-from-behind victory over Mona High at the Waterhouse Mini Stadium yesterday. STATHS were led
US visa restrictions force some African contestants out of Miss Universe
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP): Two African contestants will miss this years Miss Universe competition in Puerto Rico after failing to secure visas under restrictions imposed by US President Donald Trumps administration. Two others are still awaiting approva
Editorial | Confronting the quiet respiratory crisis
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) rarely commands the attention reserved for acute infectious outbreaks or some other lifestyle-related diseases. Yet, its steady toll on Jamaican lives and public finances calls for urgent national attention. CO
Letter of the Day | An embarrassment to the nation and Brand Jamaica
THE EDITOR, Madam Jamaicas decision to abstain from United Nations vote calling for an end to the United States economic blockade of Cuba represents a troubling departure from a position it had consistently supported for more than three decades. It
GoodHeart | Tashanique Gordon won't let chronic illness limit her horizons
Diagnosed with rheumatic heart disease and asthma at eight years old, Tashanique Gordon has spent much of her life learning to manage both conditions while making room for her academic and extracurricular pursuits. Now a second-year University of the West
Pope says it's a ‘joy' to be home as Chiclayo welcomes its former shepherd
CHICLAYO (AP): Pope Leo XIV returned Friday to his beloved former diocese of Chiclayo and said it was a “joy” to be home, an emotional return underscoring his love for his Peruvian flock and their pride that their shepherd now runs the Catholic Church