It looked like the dispute that has taken the public bus service off the road for the past 12 days was coming to an end last night. It is not before time.
There are and were no winners in this deadlo...
The 17 coronavirus-related deaths announced between Friday and Monday shattered the final hopes of anyone clinging to the idea that somehow this fourth wave of Covid-19 was less severe than its predec...
The Government has mismanaged the latest outbreak of the coronavirus. It is that simple.
Having managed the coronavirus well in 2020 — and been rewarded at the polls as a result — the Progressive Labo...
The first rules to apply when trying to persuade people to change their minds are to pick an issue that is relatively straightforward and then to keep your argument as simple as possible.
The campaig...
The news that the US Food and Drug Administration has approved the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine for full use should be welcomed.
Bermuda has been fortunate to have received the vaccine in large amounts fr...
The Bermuda Industrial Union is threatening to hold a two-day strike next week over the issue of whether an employee has the right to decide on continuing to be represented by a trade union, regardles...
George Aiken, a centrist Republican senator from Vermont in the 1960s, has long been credited with the quote that the "US should declare victory in Vietnam and leave".
The Vermont senator's actual sta...
The Delta variant of Covid-19 is well and truly in Bermuda now.
Last night, the health ministry reported that 92 people had Covid-19, up from just 19 a mere three weeks ago.
Of those 92 cases, the va...
It may be that the Government’s plans to close half of the island’s primary schools are so popular and make such good sense that that is the reason there has been virtually no opposition to the announ...
Crime stories have been vying with Covid-19 headlines for attention in recent days, and that is bad news for Bermuda.
Two different shootings that left four people wounded on Court Street over the pa...