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The State is coming for you
Posted: Friday, September 18, 2026
The State is coming for you
PM unveils Special Operations Bill, sends warning to criminals:
PM, Moonilal won't be allowed to 'rewrite history'
Young on T&T-Venezuela relations:
ODA: Where is the gas subsidy going?
Government'S decision to absorb an additional $318 million in fuel subsidy costs to keep Super gasoline at $5.97 per litre has prompted questions from the Owner Dealers Association (ODA) about how the subsidy is calculated and accounted for.
The next energy dollar: How T&T can build lasting national value
Caricom to focus on global risks at UN summit
The current crisis of multilateralism is causing undeniable harm to the Caribbean Community (Caricom) bloc. This will likely be a common refrain among leaders of Caricom member states when they gather in New York City in just a few days for the world's premier summit, which takes place under the auspices of the United Nations (UN).
Police launch micro unit at Tarouba Interchange
Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro says the Police Service will use crime data to determine where to deploy its micro units, rather than publicising their locations in advance.
Buying U$: Man robbed of $75,000 and $240,000 vehicle
Police said the victim was in his Nissan Frontier at Jaffar Street, Bamboo Settlement No. 2, around 8.10 p.m. awaiting the person from whom he intended to purchase the US currency.
Pearce Robinson ordered to pay $250,000 over defamatory video
A LONDON-BASED journalist has been ordered to pay over $250,000 to a Strategic Services Agency (SSA) employee for defamation.
T&T no safer under SoE, says MP
LAVENTILLE East/Morvant Member of Parliament Christian Birchwood says he does not feel the country feels any safer under a state of emergency (SoE). He also said 'a country should not be governed by an SoE'.
Police launch 'Big brothers' for at-risk boys
POLICE are stepping up interventions in schools following an increase in fighting, vaping and disorderly behaviour, with 272 offences detected during the last academic year.
Woman's decomposing body found in guard booth
THE decomposing body of a woman believed to have been residing in an abandoned guard booth was discovered by members of the Hunters Search and Rescue Team (HSRT) in San Fernando yesterday morning.
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