The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Mullin v. Doe, giving the Trump administration broad authority to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and severely limiting the power of federal courts to review or block such decisions. While the immediate case centered on stripping legal protections from over 350,000 migrants from Haiti and Syria, the ruling…
The International Monetary Fund has praised Liberia for making significant strides in stabilizing its economy and implementing critical fiscal reforms, projecting a stronger economic performance in 2026 as the country continues its recovery and development trajectory. The IMF, in a statement released Thursday at the conclusion of its latest mission to Monrovia, said Liberia’s economy…
Barely a month after vowing not to go as Vice President to any political actors in Liberian politics, Alternative National Congress (ANC) Political Leader Alexander B. Cummings has finally succumbed offering a flexibility for his political ambition after two attempts of Standard Bearer only” vowing to now serve as a car boy to his political…
The level of criticisms against Vice President Jeremiah Koung by some politicians from his own Nimba County continue to intensify with some citizens of the country describing it as hatred and envy against the vice president. Recently, former Mines Minister, Wilmot who is also a Nimnaian, labelled several allegations against the Liberian Vice President in…
A shocking case of alleged matricide has sent waves of grief through Lower Lofa after a man identified as Vannie Dunor was accused of brutally killing his mother with an axe in Porluwu Town, Wanhassa District, on Saturday, June 27. According to eyewitness Bendu Kamara, Dunor had just arrived from Popalahun Town when he encountered…
Former Minister of Mines and Energy Wilmot Paye has alleged that his dismissal from government was direct retaliation for his refusal to a request from the Office of the Vice President to help conceal an academic fraud scandal involving former Commerce Inspector General Dorr Cooper at the University of Liberia. Speaking Tuesday on Spoon Talk,…
Residents of Paynesberry are now using canoes to cross the river after a temporary bridge leading to Grand Bassa University collapsed on Sunday following heavy rainfall. The bridge had been serving as a short-term crossing while the main bridge project is still under construction. However, the heavy rains caused rising water levels that weakened the…
Margibi County Senator Nathaniel McGill has launched an L$2.6 million educational assistance program to support students from Margibi County enrolled at the University of Liberia. The initiative, known as the Margibi Academic Support Assistance Fund (MASAF), was announced during a meeting between Senator McGill and members of the Margibi Students Association at his Capitol Building…
The Environmental Eyes Consultancy and Advocacy Firm Inc. (EECAF) has strongly recommended a diplomatic engagement with the European Union Parliament as it relates to the termination of the Voluntary Partnership Agreement and Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (VPA-FLEGT) signed between Liberia and the EU in 2011. “We call on His Excellency President Joseph Nyuma…
The week-long celebration marking the 78th anniversary of International Archives Week has concluded in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County, with renewed calls for the modernization and digitization of Liberia’s archival system. The event, organized by the Center for National Documents and Records Agency (CNDRA), also known as the National Archives, was held under the global theme,…
