Haitian woman dies while in ICE custody at Pompano Beach detention center | Breaking News

Marie Ange Blaise, 44, died in ICE custody at a Florida detention center. An investigation into the cause of death is underway.

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What Happens If the Mayor Steps Down? Your Guide to NYC’s Rules of Succession and Special Election

If Adams resigns, Jumaane Williams becomes acting mayor, and a special election could follow, The City reports.

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Fort-Liberté pre-carnival festivities in full swing

Fort-Liberté revelers showcase Haitian culture in vibrant pre-carnival celebrations ahead of Haiti’s National Carnival.

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Félix Cumbé, Haitian-born bachata and merengue icon, dies at 60

Félix Cumbé, the Haitian singer who conquered the hearts of Dominicans by singing bachata and merengue was laid to rest

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Fight over Mikaben’s legacy and assets moves from social media to Florida court

A legal battle over late Haitian artist Mikaben’s estate has reached a Florida court. His brother, Lionel Benjamin Jr., is challenging Mikaben’s widow, Vanessa Fanfan Benjamin, over control of the sin...

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Frank Hart became one of America’s first Black sports stars | DID YOU KNOW

Learn about Frank Hartbecame, an athlete who made history as the first African American world record holder in pedestrianism.

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Kenscoff attack displaces 3,000, including 721 children, as victims remain in limbo | PHOTOS

Over 3,000 people remain displaced after a gang attack in Kenscoff left at least 50 dead and dozens of homes burned.

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Haitian-born NFL safety, Lewis Cine headed to the Super Bowl after nearly career-ending injury

Haitian-born NFL safety Lewis Cine overcomes injury setbacks and joins the Philadelphia Eagles just before Super Bowl LIX.

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RJ Oben turns heads at Senior Bowl as NFL scouts take notice

Notre Dame’s RJ Oben showcased his talent at the Senior Bowl, earning praise from scouts as he eyes the 2025 NFL Draft.

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5 Haitians That Contributed To American History

By Farah Louis Black History Month celebrates the contributions blacks made to American development. Take a look below at these five Haitian Americans who made an impact on America's history.

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Haiti’s first international airport celebrates 60 years of service | Did You Know?

The multiple renamings of Haiti’s first international airport reflect the country’s complex relationship with its past, showcasing its struggles and pride.

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Columbus, Ohio center expands programs as targeted Haitians seek safety

HaCoNet, a center serving Haitians in Columbus, is expanding support as many newcomers seek refuge from Springfield.

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$6.5M international port opens as 'beacon of hope' for southern Haiti's economic renewal

The Saint-Louis-du-Sud International Port has officially opened for commercial activities, fulfilling a 25-year dream for the Greater South.

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Haiti Carnival 2025: Fort-Liberté is getting ready to party

After a four-year hiatus, Haiti’s National Carnival returns March 2-4, 2025, hosted in the historic city of Fort-Liberté.

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Spirit Airlines returns to Cap-Haïtien with fares starting at $118

Spirit Airlines is set to restart operations in Haiti on March 5, four months after gang members fired shots at one of its planes

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Trump promises to end birthright citizenship and shut down the border – a legal scholar explains the challenges these actions could face

Trump’s immigration orders to end birthright citizenship, asylum pathways, and CBP One app spark legal challenges and backlash.

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Cap-Haïtien kicks off Carnival 2025, inaugurates ‘M Renmen Okap’ sign | PHOTOS

Cap-Haïtien’s Town Hall officials began the city’s carnival festivities and inaugurated a new version of the "I Love Cap-Haïtien" sign on Jan. 19

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Discovering Haiti: Bombardopolis, a verdant plateau built for peace 261 years ago | Part 1 of 2

Sitting at the edge of a cape overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Bombardopolis is a serene, welcoming treasure and an agricultural haven.

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Haitian public school students protest as teachers are on strike over pay

Public school students in Cap-Haïtien and Gonaïves, the capital cities of the North and Artibonite departments, respectively, took to the streets on Jan. 14 to demand that their teachers, who have bee...

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8 Port-au-Prince cultural events to look forward to in 2025

Several major annual events took place, notably in Port-au-Prince, the Haitian capital, providing residents with moments to celebrate and find respite from the chaos fueled by escalating gang activity...

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Paul Beaubrun electrifies globalFEST and pays tribute to earthquake victims

Paul Beaubrun captivated globalFEST with Haitian rhythms, honoring Haiti's resilience and beauty.

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First national survey about Haitians finds Americans support more migration, aid to Haiti

A CHIP50 national survey of 28,000 people reveals the American public’s views on Haitian immigration, US-Haiti policy and viral “eating pets” lies.

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Haiti’s National Police adds 739 officers to a depleted force

These 739 officers bring hope, according to authorities, in the battle to ensure the functioning of airports and ports and regain control of territories held by gangs. They will strengthen a police in...

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