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08/15/2026
The Silent Brief: The Real Question Was Never Advertising
By Dr. Isaac Newton News Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Sat. August, 15, 2026: Institutions reveal their true character when the world around them changes. The strongest do not abandon their principles to follow trends, and they do not preserve old methods simply because those methods are familiar. They po
08/15/2026
New Caribbean Music You Should Know: Ky-Mani Marley, Queen Ifrica, Sean Paul & Anthony B Drop New Music
By NAN ET EDITOR, NewsAmericas NowNews Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Sat. August 15, 2026: Reggae’s biggest names are flooding the release calendar this month, from a Marley heir’s first album in a decade to a dancehall riddim getting a 41-years-later revival. Here’s some new Caribbean music fans need on
08/15/2026
CCJ President Breaks Silence: Denies Influencing Mohamed Ruling, But Admits Guyana Meddling Was A Mistake
By NAN Staff Writer, NewsAmericas NowNews Americas, PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Fri. Aug. 14, 2026: Embattled President of the Caribbean Court of Justice, CCJ, Justice Winston Anderson, broke his silence Friday, issuing a lengthy statement denying he manipulated judicial panels or influenced the ruling
08/14/2026
Before I Could Make A Florida Doctor’s Appointment, They Asked About My Immigration Status
By Felicia J. PersaudNews Americas, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. August 14, 2026: I had one of the most disturbing experiences of my life last week, and I’m still mad about it. My primary care physician referred me to an endocrinologist within South Florida’s Memorial Healthcare System for additional testing
08/14/2026
From Barbados To Charleston: The Caribbean Roots Hidden In South Carolina’s Founding
By Felicia J. Persaud, NewsAmericas NowNews Americas, CHARLESTON, S.C., Fri. Aug. 14, 2026: Long before Charleston, South Carolina became one of America’s most visited cities, it was, in a very real sense, a Barbadian project. That history is a reminder that Caribbean roots run far deeper in the Uni
08/14/2026
Nearly A Month After The MV Barima Sank, 30 Remain Lost At Sea As The Guyana Govt. Admits It’s Now Getting Its Full Exxon Profits
By NAN Staff Writer, NewsAmericas NowNews Americas, GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Fri. Aug. 14, 2026: Nearly a month after the MV Barima capsized off the Essequibo coast of Guyana on July 18, more than 30 people remain lost at the bottom of the sea. Today marks the deadline for companies to submit proposals t