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In the right-wing campaign to discredit the truth, every day brings a new low. I don’t mean Roy Moore’s campaign for the United States Senate, although that certainly has been at the centre, lately, of the broader crusade. No, I mean the insidious dr...

Warwick Academy staff and students donned blue noses yesterday to mark the launch of a new fundraising campaign. In addition to bolstering the school’s bursary programme, the school is looking to erect a new playground and transform its Harbour Road ...

A fatal motorcycle crash in Warwick yesterday evening marked the island’s fifteenth road fatality of the year. The single-vehicle crash happened at the junction of South Road and Warwick Lane at around 6pm. A police spokesman said that the male dri...

Easier access to the morning-after pill will empower women, but the Centre Against Abuse said guidelines are needed to ensure it is used responsibly. The charity, which supports adult victims of domestic violence and sexual assault and advocates for...

A new online project has highlighted Bermuda’s marine life. The infographic, launched on the Hamilton Princess website, showcases ten species found in the island’s waters along with their threat level. Diarmaid O’Sullivan, director of marketing at ...

A new service is imminent for the island’s growing population of dialysis patients. Two years in the making, Bermuda Life Centre expects its approval next month from the Bermuda Health Council. The private centre will offer patients life-saving haemo...

Widening economic inequality can eventually lead to social collapse — but a mix of policy changes and private-sector initiatives can change that trajectory. That is the view of Chuck Collins, an author who has long worked to tackle the issue of a gro...

In an essay on Monday, my friend and editor Alyssa Rosenberg posited: “Enjoying Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s romance doesn’t make you a bad American.” And, at the risk of wearing out my welcome here, I have to disagree in the most vehement terms ...

Brexit and the possible effects of a change in the US tax code were among topics discussed at the Bermuda Executive Forum held in central London yesterday. More than 200 delegates attended the cross-industry event, including representatives of insura...

The inaugural Festival of Lights will take place at the Botanical Gardens throughout December. The programme, organised by Friends of Hospice and Belco, will begin with an opening celebration on Saturday from 3pm to 9pm, with the lighting ceremony at...