Pi­lots have dis­missed so­cial me­dia re­ports of an im­pend­ing strike, de­scrib­ing the claims as “un­found­ed and mis­chie­vous”. 

A 40-year-old man died af­ter a fire de­stroyed his two-storey home in Point Fortin on Sun­day night.

A Change.org pe­ti­tion start­ed by Tris­tan Hamil­ton has called on Unit­ed States im­mi­gra­tion au­thor­i­ties to re­view the res­i­den­cy sta­tus of rap­per Nic­ki Mi­naj and con­sid­er her de­por­ta­tion to Trinidad, cit­ing what the pe­ti­tion de­scribes as harm­ful rhetoric and a re­ver­sal of po­si­tions that once aligned her with LGBTQ+ ad­vo­ca­cy.

Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump has in­di­cat­ed that the U.S. has “hit” a dock fa­cil­i­ty along a shore as he wages a pres­sure cam­paign on Venezuela, but the U.S. of­fered few de­tails.

Po­lice are con­tin­u­ing in­ves­ti­ga­tions in­to the death of a Bel­mont man who re­port­ed­ly tripped and fell down the stair­way at his home.

The Gov­ern­ment of Trinidad and To­ba­go is ex­pand­ing the Mi­grant Reg­is­tra­tion Frame­work to in­clude all el­i­gi­ble il­le­gal im­mi­grants cur­rent­ly re­sid­ing with­in the coun­try’s bor­ders, mov­ing be­yond the pre­vi­ous ex­clu­sive fo­cus on Venezue­lan na­tion­als.

Fire Of­fi­cer Bruce Leza­ma, at­tached to the Am­bu­lance Sec­tion North, has been re­port­ed miss­ing, ac­cord­ing to Fire Ser­vice As­so­ci­a­tion Sec­ond Di­vi­sion pres­i­dent Keone Guy.

Chi­na’s mil­i­tary on Mon­day dis­patched air, navy and mis­sile units to con­duct joint live-fire drills around the is­land of Tai­wan, which Bei­jing called a “stern warn­ing” against sep­a­ratist and “ex­ter­nal in­ter­fer­ence” forces. Tai­wan said it was plac­ing its forces on alert and called the Chi­nese gov­ern­ment “the biggest de­stroy­er of peace.”

For­mer Prime Min­is­ter Dr Kei­th Row­ley has tak­en aim at Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar, ac­cus­ing her of pre­sid­ing over what he de­scribed as a “hate­ful, spite­ful and vin­dic­tive reign”, fol­low­ing her as­ser­tion that Trinidad and To­ba­go has be­come a law­less coun­try.

The Gov­ern­ment has moved to sim­pli­fy the ex­port process for sev­er­al key con­struc­tion and in­dus­tri­al ma­te­ri­als, re­mov­ing them from the re­strict­ed ex­port list ef­fec­tive Jan­u­ary 1, 2026.

Op­po­si­tion Leader Pen­ne­lope Beck­les is call­ing on Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar and her Gov­ern­ment to re­con­sid­er their move to dou­ble the fines for cer­tain traf­fic of­fences and in­crease the fees for cer­tain gov­ern­ment ser­vices.

Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar has de­fend­ed her Gov­ern­ment’s de­ci­sion to im­pose high­er fines on er­rant mo­torists and to in­crease Cus­toms tax­es and levies, in­sist­ing the mea­sures are nec­es­sary to re­store or­der in a coun­try she says has now slipped in­to law­less­ness.