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Margaret Bensfield Sullivan and her husband had seen the point of traveling their children. Then they went traveling for a year and found it had unexpected perks.

A University of Oxford college that traditionally hosts a St George’s Day celebration has been accused of replacing it with Eid for the second year in row.

The epic trip saw Margaret Bensfield Sullivan leave her corporate life in New York behind to spend a year travelling to 29 different countries with her husband Teddy, a former baseball player, and their children, Willa and James, who were six and four at the time.

Bills signed by Gov. Jim Pillen, among other things, will let peacetime veterans receive emergency county aid and require "Medigap" insurers to offer them to many Medicare recipients under 65.

World Health Organisation tightens air pollution guidelines to safeguard health; COVID prompts WHO to redefine 'air-borne' as it relates to diseases

The final defendant involved in the case that targeted the violent activities, drug trafficking, and money laundering of the Simon City Royals prison gang has been sentenced. Jackson native Joshua Miller, 33, was sentenced to 16 years and eight months in prison for Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO)...

The National Portal of the Government of Grenada.

The National Portal of the Government of Grenada.

The National Portal of the Government of Grenada.

A Sahara dust plume is threatening to cast a hazy shroud over several Caribbean nations this week prompting meteorological services to issue alerts and advisories. From Grenada to Trinidad and Tobago, concerns mount for individuals with respiratory sensitivities, as the dust haze is expected to exacerbate existing conditions and pose potential health risks. The Grenada Meteorological Service has sounded the alarm, anticipating a significant uptick in Sahara dust concentrations from the...