Starlink suffers global outage
Starlink’s 2.5-hour global outage cut service for tens of thousands, including in Haiti where many depend on the network for reliable access. The post Starlink suffers global outage appeared first on The Haitian Times.
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Trump administration sues New York City over ‘sanctuary city’ policies
The Trump administration is targeting New York City's immigration policies in court, saying they led to violence and hinder federal law enforcement. The post Trump administration sues New York City over ‘sanctuary city’ policies appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Katizana art workshops bring hope to inmates amid Haiti’s increasing prison challenges
The Katizana initiative currently faces shortages of funding, exhibition venues and promotion for inmate-created artwork. Challenges that have worsened due to the insecurity that destroyed some of the organization’s workshops inside Haiti’s prisons. Serving as a vital lifeline to meet prisoners’ basic needs and sustain their hope for freedom, the initiative is preparing to offer inmates training sessions, hot meals and hygiene kits between August and December, despite ongoing violence that limits movement and sales of its creative works. The […]
Rep. Cherfilus‑McCormick urges Haitian unity to protect TPS beyond 2026
Haiti Caucus co-chair in the U.S. House of Representatives, Sheila Cherfilus‑McCormick, calls for unity to secure permanent protections for Haitians beyond the Feb. 3, 2026, expiration date. She said that the court's reprieve is a positive step and presents an opportunity for dialogue with the Trump administration. The post Rep. Cherfilus‑McCormick urges Haitian unity to protect TPS beyond 2026 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Montclair vibrates with global rhythms as Miu delivers an “Unphased” experience
Miu’s soulful performance at Montclair Brewery in New Jersey mixed country, R&B and Haitian traditional sounds, inspiring a diverse crowd with her message of resilience and global artistry. The post Montclair vibrates with global rhythms as Miu delivers an “Unphased” experience appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti-Investigation: Child disappearance near border reignites fears of organ trafficking in Haiti amid stalled investigation
A 6-year-old’s disappearance in Ouanaminthe has revived fears of organ trafficking. As more children go missing near Haiti’s border, families demand answers while officials give conflicting responses. The post Haiti-Investigation: Child disappearance near border reignites fears of organ trafficking in Haiti amid stalled investigation appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti and IBC start airport prep, bringing Miami-Les Cayes flight closer | BREAKING NEWS
One week prior, IBC condemned AAN for not responding to six letters requesting the installation of cargo and office space containers at the airport. Now, the Miami–Les Cayes route is closer to take off, though the preparations may take more than 60 days. The post Haiti and IBC start airport prep, bringing Miami-Les Cayes flight closer | BREAKING NEWS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Gang attacks kill 3 police officers, 9 civilians in Artibonite, sparking outrage over government inaction
The killing of three police officers by the Gran Grif gang in Liancourt comes just days after another powerful gang in the Artibonite Department, Kokorat San Ras, killed nine people—highlighting the latest rise in violence across a region characterized by repeated massacres of civilians. The post Gang attacks kill 3 police officers, 9 civilians in Artibonite, sparking outrage over government inaction appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Haiti’s human rights crisis deepens as elites, gangs and foreign missteps fuel systemic collapse, report says
Haiti’s collapse runs deeper than gang violence, with elites, armed groups and failed foreign aid fueling a growing human rights crisis, a new Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti report warns. The post Haiti’s human rights crisis deepens as elites, gangs and foreign missteps fuel systemic collapse, report says appeared first on The Haitian Times.