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How to keep anxiety at bay when travelling
By Ashyln Molly From Travel Blissful Traveling a lot for work and pleasure sounds like an amazing thing to many. However, for some travelers, it can be a tense time, with anxiety kicking in for all sorts of reasons. Leaving…
Lady Gaga cancels UK tour due to ‘severe pain,’ pens an apology on Twitter
BY KERRY FLYNN From Mashable Lady Gaga has cancelled the rest of the Joanne World Tour due to “severe pain,” according to a statement tweeted on Saturday. “I’m so devastated I don’t know how to describe it. All I know…
US: 2 killed, 116 hurt when Amtrak train crashes into stationary freight train
By Ralph Ellis, Nicole Chavez and Dakin Andone, CNN (CNN) An Amtrak passenger train was mistakenly diverted to a side track and crashed into an unmanned freight train in South Carolina, killing two Amtrak employees and injuring 116 people, federal…
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Sure looks like China has a ship-mounted railgun
By Devin Coldewey From TechCrunch Ever since Eraser, everyone wants a railgun. Turns out China is no exception. Some photos posted by Dafeng Cao, a Twitter user who keeps close tabs on Chinese military developments, show a ship-mounted gun that…
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Dutch government to run ‘lawless’ Caribbean isle
From Arab News THE HAGUE: The Dutch government said Monday it will take over the running of one of its Caribbean island municipalities, denouncing “physical neglect” and “lawlessness” on Sint Eustatius. The island’s ruling council will be immediately dissolved with…
Grassley: FBI blotting out details on Trump dossier
From CNN Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley said the FBI is blocking release of key portions of a memo he wrote calling for a criminal investigation of Christopher Steele, the former British spy who compiled a dossier of unverified allegations…
The iced tea company that changed its name to include ‘blockchain’ retracts on bitcoin mining operation
By Sarah Buhr Remember the iced tea company that changed its name to Long Blockchain and immediately shot up by 500 percent on the stock market? Well, it turns out it may not be getting into the blockchain after all….
US: It’s time to replace Groundhog Day with Lobster Day
By Chloe Bryan Everyone is sick of Groundhog Day (no offense, Phil) and it’s time to liven things up a bit. Let’s take a leaf out of Nova Scotia’s book and hire a lobster instead. Lucy the lobster — a…
Cayman Islands: Intruder at West Bay Residence reported early Sunday morning, 4 February
From RCIPS Mon Feb 5 2018 Just before 3AM on Sunday morning, officers responded to a report of an intruder at a West Bay residential address. A resident at the address had locked herself in her bedroom after her residence…
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Cayman Islands Anti-Corruption Commission on Confiscation Hearing – Canover Watson
On 4 February 2016 Canover Watson was convicted by a jury of his peers of the following five counts: 1. Two counts of Conspiracy to Defraud contrary to Common Law; 2. One count of Conflict of Interest contrary to sections…
