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Walter Brangman was a man who adjusted to changing times and still held onto unchanging principles like trust, hard work, respect, humility and deep faith in God. Walter embraced change with civility and a completely open mind and he was not encumber...

It is no secret that English Premiership football is massive in Bermuda and has many followers. With the season merely a few weeks in you can already get a sense of what lies ahead. The transfer deadline ended on Wednesday night so teams can now foc...

A heartwarming domestic milestone little Belle has learned how to hug. She may not be walking or talking much yet, but if prompted she will scoot over, climb on to your lap and pop her head on your shoulder. She mastered this at precisely the same ti...

This is not a compliment. Perry’s 2010 tea party-steeped manifesto, “Fed Up!,” makes George Bush look like George McGovern. Perry has said he wasn’t planning to run for president when he wrote the book, and it shows: The Texas governor floats the no...

The longer I live, the more I realise the impact of attitude on life. It will make or break personal relationships, companies, churches, homes, political parties and even governments. The remarkable thing is we have a choice regarding the attitude we...

One summer afternoon in 1984 I was sitting off in my parent’s den engaged in a discussion about the future direction of the Progressive Labour Party with my uncle, Walter Brangman. Back in Bermuda during a summer break in my graduate studies and imbu...

TRIPOLI (Reuters) Mass killings that have taken place in Tripoli since the fall of Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi provide a harrowing warning that more carnage may lie ahead. Millions of Libyans have supported the six-month rebellion against Gaddafi in hop...

WASHINGTON - President Obama’s promised jobs plan needs to be unrealistic and unreasonable, at the very least. If he can crank it all the way up to unimaginable, that would be even better. This is a moment for the president to suppress his reflex for...