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The Loneliness Epidemic

Romance scams cost victims hundreds of millions of dollars a year.

As people grow increasingly isolated, and generative AI helps scammers scale their crimes, the problem could get worse.

SpaceX to Make Historic Landing in the Bahamas

In a landmark moment for both The Bahamas and the global space tourism industry, SpaceX will make history with its first international rocket landing, set to take place on Tuesday, February 18th at approximately 6:08 p.m. ET, off the coast of The Exumas, in The Bahamas. The event marks a major milestone for space exploration […]

Bloomberg News Calls for Regional Marine Protected Areas

One of the world’s top marine scientists applauded The Bahamas for its decade-long shark sanctuary status, but told Bloomberg News last week that it would take regional cooperation if the world wanted to live up to its international goal of 30% ocean conservation by 2030. Dr. Austin Gallagher, who been engaged in Bahamas research projects […]

Beneath the Waves Hosts Virtual Call

Beneath the Waves Pays Courtesy Call on Minister of Education, Discusses Ideas for Bringing Marine Biology and Sharks into the Classroom. A team of marine biologists and filmmakers got the undivided attention of Minister of Education Jeffrey Lloyd during a virtual courtesy call May 21 as the minister vowed to do all he could to […]

Shared – upload any file and send a link to anyone

Shared – is a new cloud storage service that helps people upload all their files quickly and efficiently from anywhere.

‘No Personal Interest In Stem Cell Bill’

Canadian fashion designer Peter Nygard said he has no self-serving interests in the government passing a law to govern stem cell research and therapy in The Bahamas.