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North Ridgeville schools employee arrested, on leave




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Passenger Sees Worker Unscrewing Plane Part Before Takeoff




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Too many wild deer are roaming England's forests. Can promoting venison to consumers help?




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China reveals reusable cargo shuttle design for Tiangong space station (video)




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Toyota, A Company With Almost No EVs, Says California's EV Mandates Are 'Impossible' To Meet




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Vietnam Airlines to request bids for 50 narrowbody jets next year




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King tides, 28-foot waves to swamp the Oregon Coast this week




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I’m Retired and Regret Claiming Social Security at 70 — Here’s Why




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Driver rams his car into crowd in China, killing 35. Police say he was upset about his divorce




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Wrong-way driver leads to fiery crash on I-5 near Torrey Pines




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Ski resort announces immediate closure as relentless threat brings fewer visitors and increases debts: 'I feel like I'm in mourning'




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Engines on 1.4 million Honda vehicles might fail, so US regulators open an investigation




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She heard knocking beneath the floor of her home for weeks. Police make a disturbing discovery




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Northern California man goes missing after Uber ride from Bay Area to Placer County




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Thousands rally in Georgia to question the vote and demand a new election




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Star treatment for Conroy Overdose on his birthday

Conroy Overdose's 'Life of a Star' birthday bash sizzled recently at Cool Breeze Entertainment Complex in Church Pen, St Catherine. Glamorous ladies and dapper gents gathered for a night of high fashion and revelry. The Sharper Lane venue pulsed...




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‘DOG-EAT-DOG’ TIME IN D’CUP - A15 /// MANNING CUP CHAMPIONS READY TO SHIFT GEAR - A18

PROMOTED RACING, CHAPELTON MAROONS RENEW RIVALRY IN JPL - A16 FUNCAANDUN SET FOR FIFTH STRAIGHT WIN - A21




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‘My Ting Different’ - Tosh Alexander blends R&B and dancehall on new single

Dynamic singer Tosh Alexander has been lighting up the music scene with her latest track, ' My Ting Different', a thrilling collaboration with American rapper and songwriter Lady London. The song fuses R...




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Scammers posing as Nigy Boy’s team trick promoter

Nigy Boy's management team was forced to put out a scam alert on Thursday as news surfaced that a promoter in the Turks and Caicos Islands, inadvertently wired thousands of US dollars to who he believed was the artiste's booking team as a deposit...




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Vybz Kartel, Shenseea nominated for Best Reggae Album Grammy




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Cali P enjoys buzz with ‘Secret Hater’

Switzerland-based reggae and dancehall recording artiste Cali P has expressed gratitude to the public for supporting his music, following the release of his latest single ' Secret Hater'. The song, which was produced jointly by himself and Suku...




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50,000 bulbs to sparkle Rockefeller Christmas tree

NEW YORK (AP): The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree arrived in New York City on Saturday, signalling the start of the holiday season in the Big Apple. The 74-foot Norway spruce was driven into Manhattan's Center Plaza, where it was hoisted in...




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Beyoncé makes Grammy history

NEW YORK (AP): When it comes to the 2025 Grammy Award nominations, Cowboy Carter rules. Its superstar singer, Beyonce, leads the nods with 11, bringing her career total to 99 nominations. That makes her the most nominated artiste in Grammy history...




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‘One-burner’ life - Vybz Kartel credits fiancée for new chapter

Long hailed as dancehall's most controversial figure, Vybz Kartel has always commanded the spotlight with his edgy lyrics and unfiltered persona. But since his release from prison in July, Kartel has begun to show a surprising transformation that'...




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Tommy Lee to ignite Sting 2024

Dancehall powerhouse Tommy Lee Sparta has been revealed as one of the headliners for Sting 2024, with promoters promising an electrifying show on Boxing Day at JamWorld, Portmore, St Catherine. The announcement has already set fans buzzing with...




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DJ Specs gives up university to juggle music

In 2020, when Anthony Parker, known to his fans as DJ Specs, decided to trade his textbooks for turntables, he didn't just pivot his career -- he pivoted his entire life. At just 25 years old, this Kingston-born DJ has already carved out a space...




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Black Fyah rising above painful mishap

When a scuba diver comes up from the deep too quickly, the rapid decrease in pressure can give them a case of "the bends" or decompression sickness. It is caused by bubbles of gas building up in the body, causing pain. It can also be fatal....




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Shocking Murray looks to Africa

Reggae artiste and TikToker Shocking Murray says he is both eager and excited about the prospect of touring Africa early next year to promote his recently released EP, Unchained. "I'll never forget the first time I toured Africa; it was in 2022...




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Jah Kettle wraps up successful tour

Reggae artiste Jah Kettle says he was pleased with his recently concluded Canada tour and is now excited to release a new single, titled Nothing Gonna Take Your Love Away, done with fellow reggae act Ras Penco. "The fans were riveting and showed...




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Dubbi gaining traction with ‘Side Chick’

UK-based, Jamaica-born dancehall artiste Dubbi believes latest single, ' Side Chick' is a bona fide hit as its popularity has surged on the dancehall scene in the United Kingdom. "It is also streaming well in France and seems to be a real hit on...




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Recall was electric

Mas Camp on Arthur Wint Drive in St Andrew was transformed into a retro paradise last weekend as Recall, a retro party, took fans on a journey back to the golden days of dancehall. The 'Print Pink' theme was in full effect, and the ladies were...




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Near-death experience inspires Benzly Hype’s album

An out-of-body experience is the inspiration behind Benzly Hype's latest album Star Its The 7th Year. Released on November 7, the entertainer said the project was done to bring back joy in music and will leave its listeners in an upbeat mood....




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Genetic diseases of the Kennedy pathways for membrane synthesis [Molecular Bases of Disease]

The two branches of the Kennedy pathways (CDP-choline and CDP-ethanolamine) are the predominant pathways responsible for the synthesis of the most abundant phospholipids, phosphatidylcholine and phosphatidylethanolamine, respectively, in mammalian membranes. Recently, hereditary diseases associated with single gene mutations in the Kennedy pathways have been identified. Interestingly, genetic diseases within the same pathway vary greatly, ranging from muscular dystrophy to spastic paraplegia to a childhood blinding disorder to bone deformations. Indeed, different point mutations in the same gene (PCYT1; CCTα) result in at least three distinct diseases. In this review, we will summarize and review the genetic diseases associated with mutations in genes of the Kennedy pathway for phospholipid synthesis. These single-gene disorders provide insight, indeed direct genotype-phenotype relationships, into the biological functions of specific enzymes of the Kennedy pathway. We discuss potential mechanisms of how mutations within the same pathway can cause disparate disease.




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WEIRD STUFF

Monkeys on the loose Forty-three monkeys escaped from a research facility in South Carolina, USA. The rhesus macaque monkeys fled last Wednesday after a keeper left their pen open at Alpha Genesis -- a company that breeds primates for medical...




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‘We have lost a future scientist’ - William Knibb High student gets emotional send-off

Family, friends, and community members gathered on Saturday at the Falmouth First Assembly Church to celebrate the life of 15-year-old Jahmarie Reid, a William Knibb High student who tragically lost his life at sea on August 27 in what is believed...




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A mom’s worst nightmare - East Kingston mother mourns teen son after deadly clash with cops

Kadian Morgan was overwhelmed with grief as she leaned against a wall outside her gate on Jackson Lane, East Kingston, yesterday, tears streaming down her face. Her 19-year-old son, Kayshan 'Bem Bem' Smith, was lying in the morgue after being...




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Making the dead look better - Jamaican morticians get advanced skills in embalming and cosmetics

For many Jamaicans, the deceased are more than just loved ones who have passed on; they are cherished family members who deserve to look as presentable as they did in life. In a culture where the appearance of the deceased is paramount, morticians...




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Childhood rape survivor earns university degree

Earlier this month when Alicea Samaru-Brown walked across the stage at The University of the West Indies (UWI) graduation, she beamed with pride. Her husband, Dennis Brown, and her son, Orlando Brown, cheered the loudest from the audience and this...




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Fisherman shot and killed in Old Harbour Bay

The St Catherine South police are probing the fatal shooting of a fisherman in Old Harbour Bay in the parish on Sunday.




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Gunmen shoot 18-y-o in leg

An 18-year-old woman has been left with a gunshot wound to her left leg following a shooting incident in Central Village in St Catherine Sunday night.




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Policeman's murder won't deter fight against crime says Superintendent Nicholson

A police sergeant who was shot and injured at his home in Portmore, St Catherine, on Thursday night succumbed to his injuries on Monday morning.




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Police make arrest relating to bags of cash that allegedly fell from Beryllium vehicle

The police have arrested an individual in the probe surrounding two bags of cash that allegedly fell from a Beryllium security vehicle en route to the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston last week. 




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‘Dead has no power’ - Mortician speaks on faith and ‘spirits’ in the funeral home

As I walked into the embalming room at Jones Funeral Home and Supplies in Kingston on Sunday, I immediately felt the weight of the room. The air was thick with the scent of various chemicals used in the trade permeating the space. Tools such as...




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Ganja use playing role in motor vehicle crashes

A growing number of motor vehicle crashes across Jamaica has been attributed to drivers operating the vehicles under the influence of marijuana, according to Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton. "The data is clear, we are seeing more people...




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Vaping sending youth to hospital

Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton is warning about the possible dangers to the health of students caused by vaping. "We have seen cases where students have been rushed to the A...




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Bridge over troubled water - Bushy Park residents construct new walkway after floodwaters sweep away old one

After parking his taxi cab along the sidewalk, Leon Thompson exited his vehicle and held on tightly to the tiny hands of his four small passengers. They all walked towards a makeshift bridge, and Thompson lifted each child, making four trips,...




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St Thomas residents plan proper funeral for Donovan

In a touching display of compassion and solidarity, a group of St Thomas residents has come together to organise the funeral of a a well-known and beloved man with intellectual challenges. For years, Donovan Sinclair was a familiar face in the...




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Manchester man charged with smoking ganja in public

Twenty-eight-year-old labourer Michael Ennis, of Manning's Hill district in Manchester, has been charged with smoking ganja in a public place following an incident in May Pen, Clarendon on Monday.




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Haiti's main airport and capital frozen after a day of violence

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Haiti's main airport remained closed on Tuesday, a day after violence erupted as the country swore in its new prime minister in a politically tumultuous transition.




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Workers at the Secrets and Breathless resorts protest overwork and low wages

Staff at the Secrets and Breathless resorts in Montego Bay, St James, walked off the job this morning complaining of overwork, low wages, lack of overtime pay and disrespect.