By Sherri Cajuste Special to the Reporter As Boston celebrates Black History Month, it’s a perfect time to recognize the rich ...

Haiti’s main public hospital, which remains shuttered after multiple gang attacks, has been set on fire in the latest blow to one the country’s largest health institutions.

Faith-based organizations that partner with the U.S. government to deliver international aid are being hard-hit by the USAID shutdown, and are now facing their own layoffs, furloughs and severe ...

Ditch the snow for Caribbean glow with 15 sun-soaked dishes close to home. A trip to a sunny island would be nice right about ...

The future of Food for Peace, an Eisenhower-era program that has helped end hunger worldwide, is uncertain as the Trump ...

The Dominican Republic has deported over 30,000 Haitians since Jan.1, the deportees are speaking out about harsh removal practices.

What will happen to food and commodity shipments awaiting distribution to food-insecure people in Haiti, South Sudan, and Bangladesh?

Coast Guard cutter Escanaba stopped the 30-foot vessel overloaded with illegal aliens from Haiti approximately 50 miles southeast of Marathon, Florida.

Haiti’s children are increasingly caught in the crossfire of gang violence, forced to carry weapons, spy on police and rival ...

The Coast Guard continues to assist in migrant deportations, including shipping 132 Haitians back home this week after ...