By Nadeska Alexis

Although press coverage of the Haitian recovery effort has subsided drastically in recent weeks, Wyclef Jean and his Yele Haiti Fund are still hard at work in the rebuilding process, following the devastating earthquake on January 12.

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By PETE SAMSON, US Editor

The five-star Ritz-Carlton luxury hotel in Naples, Florida

A British family are at the center of an astonishing lawsuit for refusing to be served by a black hotel waiter.

They allegedly told bosses that they didn’t want to be served by “people of color” or any

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MIAMI (CBS4) – The crew of a Coast Guard cutter repatriated 125 Haitian migrants Thursday after being located at sea in an exceedingly-overloaded sail freighter. The Coast Guarder Cutter Seneca located the vessel on Tuesday, April 20, 2010.

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Jorge Bolaños, Head of the Cuban Interests Section in Washington, D.C. and First Vice Minister of the Cuban Foreign Ministry

Cuba and the United States have held a series of unprecedented talks to coordinate aid to earthquake-stricken Haiti but so far have failed to reach agreement, a top Cuban official

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By EDMUND DeMARCHE

Counterfeit designer brand handbags on Canal Street in New York City’s Chinatown, a major destination for finding fake designer brand handbags

Ten truckloads of confiscated knockoff duds destined for the scrap heap will get a new life on the backs of Haiti earthquake victims, Brooklyn DA Charles Hynes said yesterday.

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