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Millennials think cash is the best long-term investment. Unsurprisingly, they’re not seeing good returns. Almost one in three millennials said cash instruments, such as savings accounts and certificates of deposit, are the best place to invest money ...

An international group of human rights lawyers has asked the Premier to back a Supreme Court decision to lift a ban on same-sex marriages. The International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute has written to David Burt and challenged him to show...

News organisations around the world are facing increasing challenges in an ocean of mass electronic equipment so complex that truth and fiction can mingle in the same pot, creating doubt and confusion to a degree where the free press, a cornerstone o...

A drive to raise money for the island’s farming industry got off to a small but enthusiastic start on Thursday with the inaugural Farm Aid event. About 500 people attended the concert at the Prison Officers’ Recreation Club in Dockyard, which feature...

After weeks of notice and anticipation the big night is finally here- the Bridge Club Summer Party takes place tonight at the Club with lots of food, drink and music and celebrations for those who had a fter weeks of notice and anticipation the big...

Susan Richardson first heard about the Koinonia Training Centre from a woman at her church in 2015. A month later she was enrolled in one of its Bible study courses; a few weeks after that, her husband, Anthony, also decided to give it a try. Today,...

One of the greatest individuals in the investment world, Warren Buffett, reads 500 pages a day of newspapers, reports and books. He has stated it is one of the overarching keys to his success. Mr Buffet is not alone, a number of the most successful e...

Even before he arrives in Northern Virginia, the new fire chief for one of the country’s wealthiest suburbs heard the reason some people do not want him there: his skin colour. The hoods and robes of today’s bigots are anonymity and wi-fi. And in Fai...

The bowling and batting are over, most of the bunting taken down and perhaps a return to normalcy is in the air. Cricket fever recently dispatched, and marlin madness worn off, perhaps normal angling can resume as the height of high summer approaches...

The following is a letter from an inmate at Westgate Correctional Facility. The letter, owing to the vagaries of the Bermuda postal system, did not arrive until the day before Cup Match despite being date-stamped June 11 at Westgate. Although the fes...

Ecstatic Somerset Cricket Club fans celebrated an historic Cup Match victory for their team yesterday. Jubilant crowds stormed the field after Somerset beat St George’s by an innings and 34 runs — the first time West Enders have recorded an innings v...

The new Commissioner of Police, Stephen Corbishley, was sworn into office yesterday by John Rankin, the Governor. The ceremony at Government House was also attended by Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security. Mr Rankin welcomed the new Commis...