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“Whoever holds Alaska, will hold the world,” Gen. Billy Mitchell famously told Congress in 1935. Today, with Russia’s military buildup in the region and China’s claims to be an Arctic nation, Mitchell’s remarks are surprisingly prescient.   With the beddown of Eielson Air Force Base’s F-35 strike fighters, there is now more fifth-generation combat power in Alaska than anywhere else in the world. That is not by accident.  

South Korea, US hold first combined F-35 drills

Foreday Morning band leaders have been successful in their campaign to return to the original route.  The J'ouvert slated for July 29, resumes in Bridgetown, The City and will conclude on the Mighty Grynner Highway.  During a press co

The Ministry of Health’s decision to relax the COVID-19 protocols for Crop Over events has been warmly welcomed, especially by the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) who were advocating for an ease on behalf of the sector.Over the weekend, Minister of Health Ian Gooding-Edghill announced the end of COVID-19 vaccination and testing requirements for social and sporting activities.While the mask mandate remains in effect for indoor activities, it is still optional for outdoors, and the distance of three feet and sanitisation continue at all venues.When contacted by Barbados TODAY, Chief executi...

The National Cultural Foundation (NCF) has announced several changes that will be implemented to this year's Crop Over Festival.  A highlight on Barbados' cultural calendar, the three-month festival finally returns after a two-year hiatus but