The U.S. Census Bureau’s plan to end door-to-door survey collection and self-responses on Sept. 30 blindsided them, government officials and Haitian community leaders said. Now, they are scrambling to have more people complete the survey by the new deadline.
By Sam Bojarski An apparent postmarking problem on thousands of mail-in absentee ballots could impact the vote count in several…
By Sam Bojarski More than two weeks of mass protest following the death of George Floyd has shifted the national…
Armed with hand sanitizer and a mix of resignation and bravado, New Yorkers who don’t have the option of working…
As Haitian President Jovenel Moïse used his one-man rule Wednesday to install his fifth prime minister in three years, hundreds of miles…
An embattled nonprofit operating more than two dozen hotels sheltering homeless New Yorkers is a financial and managerial mess that…
The decision by Haitian President Jovenel Moïse to appoint a new prime minister and cabinet to run the country’s daily…
Roosevelt Skerrit, Dominica Prime Minister,stated that CARICOM must step in and intervene to assist Haiti in this complex situation reported…
According to Radio Metropole, the Port-au-Prince prosecutor’s office has issued warrants against several businessmen, including Jean Marie Vorbe for conspiracy…
Recently, police officers have taken part in violent protests to demand the right to form a union, and according to…