Overview: Young people reflect on what it means to be American as the country marks its 250th anniversary. The article ...

The National Human Rights Defense Network (RNDDH) has reported that 164 people were killed in two Kenscoff gang attacks and criticizes police withdrawals before the violence.

A human rights report details the Kenscoff massacre and alleges security failures and police inaction contributed to deaths.

A proposed Treasury/IRS rule could strip tax-exempt status from private schools with race-based aid. An education advocate tells The Haitian Times it could disproportionately affect Haitian students.

A New York judge blocked Brooklyn Democratic Party rule changes that could have altered control of the executive committee ahead of a leadership vote.

Haitians who lost TPS may have Canadian immigration options through French, work, study and skilled-worker programs.

Haitian farmers want a voice in how a proposed $47.9M agriculture investment in the North and Northeast is carried out.

Elected officials, community leaders, cultural figures and supporters gathered in Brooklyn for the West Indian American Day ...

Haiti begins candidate filings for the Dec. 13 elections as security concerns force candidates in 19 electoral districts to submit documents outside their constituencies.

A Queens parking lot built over the historic St. Mark AME Church burial ground is up for sale in foreclosure, raising questions about how state law will protect the estimated 290 graves beneath it.

Haitian neighbors in Southeast Queens are building a safety net through health, financial and immigrant support programs.

New York Attorney General Letitia James and Mayor Zohran Mamdani filed lawsuits challenging a new DHS public charge rule that ...