Maya Angelou's image will be placed on a new batch of U.S. quarters that went into distribution on Monday, the U.S. Mint announced. The achievement makes her the first Black woman in the country's history to ever appear on the coin. U.S. Representative Barbara Lee (D-CA) shared the

Calypsonian, National Carnival Commission (NCC) chairman and head of Back to Basics Calypso Tent Winston “Gypsy” Peters wants to maintain Trinidad and Tobago being known as the land of calypso, pan and limbo.

That is why his tent, Back to Basics, is focused on keeping it as calyps

GOVERNMENT, opposition and independent senators paid tribute to former independent senators Alwin Chow and Basharat Ali, at the Senate's first sitting for the year on Tuesday.

Chow died on December 9 and Ali on December 24.

Opposition Senator Wade Mark said, "I never had th

PRESIDENT of the Joint Trade Union Movement (JTUM) Ancel Roget is stoutly defending electricity workers from any notion or allegation of sabotage for Wednesday’s Trinidad-wide power outage.

To the contrary, Roget said, both the Powergen and TTEC workers saved the country from plun

The murder of 15-year-old Antonio Badenoch on Wednesday night led to his 20-year-old sister being hospitalised for anxiety and his younger brother being traumatised relatives say.

Badenoch was gunned down near his St Vincent Street, Tunapuna, home at around 9 pm while looking for

Besson Street police are investigating how bandits were able to remove a safe which was bolted to the wall of a Laventille gas station on Wednesday night.

Police said the workers locked the doors and windows of the gas station at the corner of Espinet Street and the Eastern Main R