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JUBILANT Tivoli Gardens residents yesterday flocked to the streets of their community as news spread that their former community leader Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke was safely in the custody of the police. The throng of people […] […]

A 5.0 magnitude earthquake struck the Ontario-Quebec border Wednesday afternoon with tremors felt across the GTA and much of southern Ontario. The earthquake struck at about 1:41 p.m., hitting the Ottawa area hardest but also […] […]

EDITH Shain, who claimed to be the nurse who was smooched by a sailor in Times Square in the famous Life magazine photograph marking the end of World War II, has died, aged 91. Shain […] […]

GARY, Ind.—The childhood hometown of Michael Jackson is planning a tribute Friday at his former house to mark the one-year anniversary of his death, and the mayor says his mother is among the people expected […] […]

FORGET boasting about Oxford or Cambridge. Luxury department store Harrods is offering a degree to be proud of as it becomes the first British retailer to offer sales staff the chance to earn a bachelor’s […] […]

NEW YORK—Michael Jackson’s mother has given her blessing to a tribute concert that will mark the anniversary of the pop singer’s death. VoicePlate Productions is staging the “Forever Michael” fan event Saturday at the Beverly […] […]

RAGING floods in northeastern Brazil have killed at least 41 people and left as many as 1000 missing, while firefighters described entire towns being wiped off the map. Dramatic television pictures showed survivors scrambling to […] […]

Residents of Tivoli Gardens expressed both surprise and relief upon hearing that their one time benefactor Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke was captured by the police in the vicinity of Ferry on the Mandela Highway, on the […] […]

There is much about Michael Jackson’s controversial last decade that will remain a mystery, but there was never any confusion about his desire to keep his three children out of the public eye. Since their […] […]

NAIROBI, Kenya—Ten African countries have halved their poverty rates over the last two decades, but child mortality rates have increased in six sub-Saharan nations, a report on the U.N.’s Millennium Development Goals released Tuesday found. […] […]