The US Supreme Court has ruled that states may count postal ballots received after election day, as long as they were postmarked by election day, in a 5–4 decision upholding a Mississippi law.
The ruling marks a setback for Donald Trump and his allies, who argued that ballots should be received by election day to prevent fraud, while the court’s majority said federal law does not set a receipt deadline.
Former Director of Public Prosecutions Paula Llewellyn has condemned reports that a Portmore primary school separated its graduating class based on academic performance, calling it “a sad day for education.”
The Ministry of Education has also criticised the school’s actions, saying they are inconsistent with the standards of care expected for children.
Bling Dawg delivered a strong set at the weekend, as the featured artiste on Mello Vibes held at the Mas Camp.
Lauryn Hill was honoured Sunday night (June 28) at the 2026 BET Awards as the inaugural recipient of the Living Legend Icon Award.
Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley has received the Global Africa Ubuntu Lifetime Achievement Award for her leadership in climate justice, economic development, and advocacy for people of African descent.
Presented on June 18, 2026, in Miramar, Florida, the award recognizes her global influence and commitment to sustainable development.
Accepting the honor, Prinme Minister Mottley described the recognition as humbling and stressed that meaningful progress comes through collective action and unity.
The award was presented ahead of the Global Africa Symposium, which promotes collaboration across the global African diaspora.
Eight schools in Kingston and St Andrew will receive hydration stations under the Hydrate Caribbean Jamaica initiative aimed at promoting healthier student lifestyles.
The programme seeks to boost water intake, reduce sugary drink consumption, and encourage sustainable habits through reusable bottles.
Actor Tom Hanks has reflected on the early rough cut of Toy Story, saying it was “not enjoyable” and didn’t reflect the film’s eventual success.
Pixar executives reportedly walked out of the initial screening without reacting, as the early version of Woody was considered unappealing.
