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Cole Simons says if the BInance and Coinbase charges prove valid, they could have a negative effect on Bermuda’s reputation

Jonathan Bernstein believes the next time Democrats control Congress and the White House, it will be essential to do away with the borrowing limit

The BTOA is calling for plans for a shake-up of the industry to be made public

Follow here for live updates of today’s House of Assembly sitting.

Groups say the Government is acting outside the law if it allows planning applications to be approved without input from the National Parks Commission

Shadow national security minister Michael Dunkley says action to tackle driving behaviour is needed urgently

Vic Ball bemoans the absence of magic from the PLP government when there is no election around the corner

Chris Famous criticises the One Bermuda Alliance for playing to the tune of populism in opposite of previous viewpoints

Michael Marsh argues that the public should decide by referendum whether the Fairmont Southampton special development order should be granted

The Progressive Labour Party, along with trade unions, employers and the Government, marked World Day for Safety and Health at Work Day on Friday

The former head of the Bermuda Tourism Authority says the Government has “no leverage” in negotiations with the hotel developer

Close-up underwater photographs of humpback whales in deep water are the centre of a an upcoming exhibition at the Bermuda National Gallery