The third annual Island Icons Honors will take place Nov. 10 at Industry City in Brooklyn, celebrating people shaping industries and elevating the Caribbean diaspora across North America.
Lobbying groups representing the hotel and travel industries have formally endorsed a proposed 20% federal tax incentive for film and television production, contending that domestic filming serves as…
The Telangana Tourism department is actively engaging with investors, business leaders, and members of the Indian diaspora in the United States to attract foreign investment into the State's tourism s…
Dolores Huerta, a trailblazing civil rights activist, labor leader, and co-founder of the United Farm Workers of America, has died in California at the age of 96.
A 33-year-old New York man, Scott Schunzel, has entered a guilty plea to a federal hate crime charge following a racially motivated knife attack on a 59-year-old Jamaican-American woman in Newburgh, N…
The family of Jamaican-Canadian Isnet May Oldfield, who died on September 30 at age 110, is remembering her life as one "filled with courage, faith, generosity, family, and an unwavering determination…
Ten Jamaicans living in the United States and Canada were recognised across diverse fields at the National Honours and Awards ceremony at King's House on October 19, with the number of diaspora recipi…
An ICE officer shot Oscar Belgal in the neck in Marble Hill on a Thursday afternoon while his 5-year-old son was in his car, according to an opinion piece published by The Haitian Times.
Across communities in the United States, Caribbean immigrants continue to drive economic dynamism and job creation through the establishment and expansion of vibrant small businesses.
The United States has deported its fourth group of Haitians to the Caribbean nation since ending the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program, with the latest flight arriving amid intensifying securit…
The Guyana Human Rights Association has condemned the government's unpublished agreement to accept U.S.
Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit confirmed that all five Colombian nationals deported by the United States under a third-country nationals programme have returned to Colombia.
GEORGETOWN, Guyana — The government of Guyana announced on Saturday that it has accepted the initial group of deportees originating from the United States as part of a third-country removal initiative…
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The latest Caribbean Journal Reader Photo of the Week has been captured by reader Harry Ramnauth, showcasing the striking white sand of Seven Mile Beach in Negril, Jamaica.
