Tottenham Hotspurs and Jamaica play to goalless draw
Jamaica and English Premiership side Tottenham Hotspurs settled for 0-0 draw in their exhibition match played at the Thomas A. Robinson Stadium in the Bahamas.
Fifty persons are set to get their mortgages written off by the Ministry of Housing.
The Boy Scouts of America voted on Thursday to end its policy banning youths from joining one of the nation's most popular youth organizations.
The Jamaica Biscuit Company along with the Jamaica Constabulary Force today welcomed hundreds of persons to the Kingston waterfront for the first Excelsior Water Crackers Marching Band Festival.
A Maricopa County Court was unable to agree on a sentence for Jodi Arias, who was convicted of murder earlier this month.
A missing persons report has been filed for 74-year-old Eubie Lawrence otherwise called ‘Ruby’.
The Cleveland man hailed as a hero after he put down his ‘Big Mac’ to help rescue three women held captive for a decade will now receive free burgers whenever he wants.
In two separate incidents criminals fled the crime scene, leaving their illegal possessions behind.
Atheists should be seen as good people if they do good, Pope Francis said in his latest urging that people of all religions, and none, work together.
The Chicago school system, the nation's third largest, is in massive financial trouble, with a billion dollar deficit coming up, falling enrollment, and a recent massive teacher strike over a contract dispute.
Sixteen schools in Western Jamaica now have modern sanitation facilities , replacing pit toilets which were formerly used by students and staff following the completion of works funded by the PetroCaribe Development Fund and the Government of Jamaica.
Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller says this year’s Labour Day must be used to emphasise the importance of productivity in reducing the nation’s economic vulnerability.
Opposition Leader Andrew Holness is calling for the government to frame a human development policy and strategy to drive improvement in the labour force.
Prime Minister Portia Simpson left yesterday for Ethiopia and will seek closer ties with African nations when she attends the Special 50th Anniversary Summit that celebrates Africa Day on May 25. The trip costs approximately $8m
British Prime Minister David Cameron today said the United Kingdom is resolute in its stance against terror following the fatal chopping of a soldier in Woolwich by two extremists who claimed they did it as Muslims.
The two men who chopped a soldier to death on John Wilson Street, Woolwich UK are British citizens with connections to Nigeria. The video confession made by one of the perpetrators after they chopped a soldier to death said, "We swear by almighty Allah we will never stop fighting you. The only reasons we have done this is because Muslims are dying every day.
After more than seven hours of deliberations, jurors still haven't decided whether Jodi Arias will live or die.
Everyone reported missing after Monday’s deadly tornado in Oklahoma have all been accounted for.
The St Catherine North police have captured one of the parish’s most wanted criminals.
Petrojam has announced a $1.01 increase in the price of gasoline for another week. A litre of E10-87 gasolene will be sold for $110.46 while E10-90 will be sold for $112.11.
The Embassy of the United States of America in Kingston will be closed on Thursday, May 23 in recognition of Jamaica’s Labor Day, and on Monday, May 27 to observe Memorial Day, which is a federal holiday in the United States.
Lifeless body found in Ocho Rios
The body of an unidentified man was found in a section of Ocho Rios, St. Ann this morning.
Security has been stepped up at army barracks across London, following the killing of a man with a machete in south-east London, according to the Home Secretary.
The National Water Commission (N.W.C.) is advising that frequent fluctuations in the power supply continues to affect the normal operation of the Greater Mandeville Water Supply System.
The government has allocated $42 million from the PetroCaribe Fund towards the ‘Zinc Fence Removal Project’.
The two men who chopped a soldier to death on John Wilson Street, Woolwich UK are British citizens with connections to Nigeria. The video confession made by one of the perpetrators after they chopped a soldier to death said, "We swear by almighty Allah we will never stop fighting you. The only reasons we have done this is because Muslims are dying every day.
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR), has placed Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago on a watch list of countries that have failed to make the adequate copyright payments for U.S. musical compositions aired in the broadcast media.
Jamaica Mad to Raas!
When did it come to this? Where do we begin to look for answers? Turns out that these are deep rooted psychological problems. And what the good Professor Hickling has concluded, might in fact be right. Jamaicans are mad people.
