Windella Sanderson Wells Indicted in Immigration Scam, Victims of Caribbean Descent; $425,000 Seized from Home Along with Thousands of Applications

Windella Sanderson Wells Indicted in Immigration Scam, Victims of Caribbean Descent; $425,000 Seized from Home Along with Thousands of Applications

Photo: IQ Inc. Copyrighted. If you are a victim of Windella Sanderson Wells, please contact the law firm of Figeroux & Associates now. We have over 25 years of experience practicing immigration law and helping victims of immigration fraud. Call us at 855-768-8845 or schedule an appointment at www.askthelawyer.us (dhs.gov) Release Date: August 5, 2024   […]

Corporate Wellness Programs: Analysis and Cultural Impact

Corporate Wellness Programs: Analysis and Cultural Impact

By Pearl Phillip | Editorial credit: Yuri A. / shutterstock.com  Corporate wellness programs have become essential to modern workplaces, evolving from mere perks to integral elements of an organization’s strategy for improving employee satisfaction, productivity, and retention. These programs are designed to support employees’ physical, mental, and emotional well-being, addressing diverse needs ranging from fitness […]

A Cut Above the Rest: The Journey of Jamaican-Born Brooklyn Barber Dwight O’Neal Edwards

A Cut Above the Rest: The Journey of Jamaican-Born Brooklyn Barber Dwight O’Neal Edwards

Photos courtesy: Lyndon Taylor By Lyndon Taylor In the heart of Ocean Hill, Brooklyn, amidst the clamor of city life, Dwight O’Neal Edwards, affectionately known as ‘Weezy,’ wields his shears with a precision honed by determination and a belief in self. As a doting dad, actor, podcast host, entrepreneur and a star in the barbering […]

Jamaica Positioning Itself as Global Center of Tourism Innovation

Jamaica Positioning Itself as Global Center of Tourism Innovation

Photo courtesy: eTurboNews By Linda Hohnholz | eTurboNews Speaking at the official Meet and Greet Event for Cohort 2 of the Tourism Innovation Incubator at the AC Marriott Hotel, Minister Bartlett underscored the program’s pivotal role in revolutionizing Jamaica’s tourism industry. Launched by the Tourism Enhancement Fund, a public body of the Ministry of Tourism, […]

Climate Change Could Return Us to the Pre-Antibiotic Era

Climate Change Could Return Us to the Pre-Antibiotic Era

By Howard Dean The extreme heat that recently blanketed the United States is a clear sign of climate change. But rising temperatures are fueling more than just hotter summers. Climate change is contributing to the spread of drug-resistant infections. And alarmingly, the medicines we use to fight those pathogens are losing their effectiveness. Antimicrobial resistance, […]

Guyana Advances as Leading Investment Hub

Guyana Advances as Leading Investment Hub

Photo courtesy: Guyana Department of Public Information By Guyana Department of Public Information With more than 200 business meetings, presentations on investment opportunities, a buzzing investment village, and the visiting delegates’ unforgettable experience of local tourism and hospitality, the Caribbean Investment Forum 2024 has strengthened Guyana’s image as a leading investment hub in the region. […]

The Rate of Divorces Based on All Religions in the United States and Explanations for Their Differences

The Rate of Divorces Based on All Religions in the United States and Explanations for Their Differences

Introduction Divorce is a significant social issue with profound personal, social, and economic implications. In the United States, divorce rates vary considerably across different religious groups. This analysis explores the divorce rates among various religious communities, examining the underlying factors that contribute to these differences. Divorce Rates Among Major Religious Groups in the United States […]

New York City Public Schools to Start New Black Studies Classes in the Fall

New York City Public Schools to Start New Black Studies Classes in the Fall

By Breccan F. Thies | Washington Examiner Public schools in New York City will see a new black studies curriculum in the fall as part of the city’s Education Equity Action Plan. The coursework, which will span pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, will focus on knowledge of early African civilizations, modern Africa, black American history, the “African diaspora,” and the purported […]