The Editor: Do you know that for the most part, Tobagonians now live on ancestral lands? In some cases we own those lands and conduct business on them. In fact, our forebears bequeathed these inheritances to us.

Whatever is your relationship status, Marriott Manila hails to the heart's day with something sweet, tempting, and dreamy. What else? With an ardent universal symbol of love--chocolates! Plus, aside from making it extra yummy, we make your celebration picture-worthy too. Photo op with our chocolate chef? Why not!

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Classical guitarist Tom Sheeley, a Northern Arizona University professor of guitar studies and music, will present a concert at 7 p.m. on Feb. 17 at the Sierra Vista Community United Church of Christ, located just North of Target. Sheeley has performed nationally and internationally as a soloist and has been featured in chamber music concerts with the Blair Quartet, St. Petersburg Quartet ...

Schlumberger Limited today reported full-year 2011 revenue of $39.54 billion versus $27.45 billion in 2010.

Some say the picture of the Venezuelan president's 14-year-old daughter reveals the hypocrisy of the country's socialism. The

As natural-gas prices plunge to their lowest level in a decade, Venezuela plans to tap one of Latin America's biggest gas fields as it seeks to boost power generation and even help revive stagnant oil production.

Image of Rosinés Chávez, 14, peeking behind a wad of US dollars on Instagram has angered many Venezuelans First she uploaded a picture of her posing with Justin Bieber, now one of her flaunting a fistful of dollars: Hugo Chávez's teenage daughter is not helping the family's revolutionary image. Rosinés Chávez, 14, triggered controversy in Venezuela this week after posting a picture of herself ...

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) - Venezuela on Tuesday deported three suspected drug smugglers wanted in the United States, Canada and Colombia, touting the moves as proof the government of President Hugo Chavez is making strides in fighting trafficking.

Some say the picture of the Venezuelan president's 14-year-old daughter reveals the hypocrisy of the country's socialism. The read more