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09/17/2026
Who Really Runs the Country? – The Governance Test Small States Cannot Avoid
By Dr. Isaac NewtonNews Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Thurs. Sept. 17, 2026: A minister wants a national project completed quickly. The permanent secretary says the rules must be followed. The minister sees urgency; the civil servant sees risk. The project stalls. Citizens wait. Each side believes the oth
09/17/2026
By The Numbers: The Global Third-Country Deportation Deal CARICOM Nations Are Joining
By Staff Writer, NewsAmericas NowNews Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Thurs. Sept. 17, 2026: More than 22,000 people have been deported from the United States to at least 26 countries since February 2025 under a rapidly expanding third-country deportation program, according to a comprehensive tracker mainta
09/17/2026
Could Guyana Amazon Warriors Complete A Historic Cricket Double In 2026?
By NAN Sports Editor, NewsAmericas NowNews Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Thurs. Sept. 17, 2026: Guyana Amazon Warriors Women booked their place in today’s Women’s Caribbean Premier League Final after a tense seven-wicket win over defending champions Barbados Tridents at Kensington Oval, setting up a remat
09/16/2026
Is AI More The Mask Than The Monster?
By Felicia J. PersaudNews Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Weds. Sept. 16, 2026: Artificial intelligence may be getting more powerful by the month. But perhaps we are asking the wrong question about what makes it dangerous.Over the past week, warnings from some of the most influential people in artificial in
09/16/2026
Trump’s Caribbean Ambassador Picks: Loyalists, Pageant Directors And A Country Singer’s Wife
By Staff Writer, NewsAmericas NowNews Americas, New York, NY, Weds. Sept. 16, 2026: President Trump has now nominated five political allies, none of them career Foreign Service officers, to serve as US ambassadors across the English-speaking Caribbean, a pattern that covers nearly every major nation
09/16/2026
On The Ground In Haiti: The War Zone US Deportees Are Being Sent Back To
By Staff Writer, NewsAmericas NowGangs now control up to 90% of Port-au-Prince, and even senior Haitian security officials are not safe from them, according to a firsthand report from Council on Foreign Relations fellow Sam Vigersky, published as the Trump administration moves forward with deporting