

Flu Cases Surge in U.S. 7.5M Sick; Measles on Rise
A.J. Pike U.S. - Flu is surging nationwide as Doctors say we are nowhere near the peak of the season. A new variant of influenza A, or H3N2, known as subclade K, has appeared and been given the nickname “Super Flu.” At least 7.5 million cases of the flu have been reported in the U.S. with 81,000 hospitalizations since the season began in October. Recent hospitalizations have nearly doubled in a single week to over 19,000 up from the previous week of just under 10,000. Approxi


Biden Back on St. Croix
M.A. Dworkin St. Croix - President Joe Biden recently arrived back on his island home of St. Croix, USVI. His arrival brings to mind the tough and turbulent world of U.S. politics. It’s a common tactic in all politics, or shall we say “all dirty politics” for the incoming administration to blame everything that is going wrong with their policies on the previous administration. It’s so easy to say: that incompetent so-and-so has screwed everything up while he was in office, an


AG Rhea Sues Meta, FB, Insty
M.A. Dworkin USVI - On December 29, 2025, V.I. Attorney General Gordon C. Rhea announced the filing of a lawsuit by the U.S. Virgin Islands Department of Justice (VIDOJ) against Meta Platforms, Inc. and the company’s wholly-owned subsidiaries - including Instagram, LLC and Facebook Holdings, LLC - to protect the well-being and safety of the tens of thousands of U.S. Virgin Islands teens and children who use Facebook and Instagram. In addition, VIDOJ’s complaint marks the fir


Trump to Garnish Wages on Default Student Loans
M.A. Dworkin Washington, D.C. - The Trump Administration gave student loan borrowers a Christmas warning by announcing federal student loan borrowers in default on their loans will be subject to possible garnishment of their wages in early 2026. More than 5 Million borrowers are considered in default, meaning they are 270 days past due on their payments. The Department of Education said it will send out approximately 1,000 notices to borrowers starting the week of Janua


Tea Mama: A Love Letter to St. Croix
M.A. Dworkin St. Croix - It’s one thing to love what you’re doing. But when you also love the place where you’re doing it and the people you’re doing it for, you’ve hit a grand slam in the world of business. Dani Facenda and her niece Annabel are two such people who have made St. Croix their home and brought with them Tea Mama teas which have taken the tea lovers on St. Croix by storm. Their wonderful product which comes in all flavors is distributed in grocery stores


A.I. Toys For Kids: The Good, Bad, The Ugly
M.A. Dworkin World Wide Web - A.I., A.I., A.I., coming at you this Christmas like an out of control sleigh with a jolly, old mad scientist at the helm. On Prancer, and Dancer, on Dixon… no way to stop these runaway reindeer as they fill-up the stockings with good and bad A.I. toys on their chimney-run. The tree-lit, living room, all covered in love and delight, could be a morning mash-up of epic proportions. A new report conducted by the well-respected digital securi
















