The US Consulate is holding its annual July 4 celebrations tomorrow, with tickets sold out.
The Consulate is expecting the event to have over 7,000 guests with volunteers from over 60 of Bermuda's charities providing manpower to help it run smoothly....
(Bloomberg) — Robert Mugabe began life as a shy, bookish boy whose deeply Catholic mother said he was bound for greatness after his two older brothers died and his father, a carpenter, abandoned the family.
Armed with steely self-discipline, Mugabe e...
Governor Sir Richard Gonzey said yesterday in a speech to the Hamilton Rotary Club that he was happy with his level of involvement in politics on the Island.
"This is the only British Overseas Territory where the Governor does not sit in Cabinet and ...
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Children who believe they have control over their lives may grow up to be healthier adults, new study findings suggest.
The study, published in the journal Psychosomatic Medicine, looked at the potential health effects of ...
Yes, it really is a paradise, but somehow when you live in British Columbia, you tend to not even think about that tiny island — all 21 miles of it — lying out there in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Known well to east-coasters as a 'honeymoon isl...
More than 200 people gathered to celebrate — with music, dancing and food — the 110th anniversary of the independence of the Philippines on Sunday.
The independence of the Pacific Ocean archipelago is marked on June 12, 1898 for the riddance of Spani...
LONDON (Reuters) - Britons' expectations of future inflation surged to a record high of 4.3 percent in May, above market expectations and more than a percentage point above the actual rate, a survey by the Bank of England (BoE) showed yesterday.
The ...
WHEN my American son-in-law expressed the opinion that Barack Obama was going to become the first black President of the United States in the aftermath of his opening round caucus victory Iowa, the full weight of history bore down on me. I expressed ...
In 1969, Ewart Brown and Phil Perinchief stood shoulder to shoulder on the steps of City Hall, resisting Police attempts to move them on, as they called for Bermuda to change.
Forty years later the pair are poles apart, as Mr. Perinchief says his for...
Speaker of the House of Assembly Stanley Lowe extended a severe reverse to Premier Dr. Ewart Brown on Friday when he reversed his position on the asking of Parliamentary questions.
In doing so, he reasserted the independence of the Speaker, and there...
