Haiti Postpones Voter Registration for First Election in a Decade, No New Dates Given

PORT-AU-PRINCE, April 8 (Reuters) – Haiti’s CEP electoral ⁠council ⁠said on Wednesday it was ⁠postponing a voter registration that should have begun on April ​1, adding it would shortly announce new dates to register for the nation’s first presidential election ‌in a decade. The CEP previously ‌scheduled the first round of presidential elections in the …

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Australia Moves to Shore up Fuel Supplies as It Prepares for Extended Disruptions

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Australia has agreed to underwrite two companies buying fuel at inflated prices, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese warning Thursday that supply disruptions would “have a long tail” even if the Iran ceasefire holds. The government had agreed to terms with Australia’s largest suppliers Ampol and Viva Energy to underwrite contracts for …

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2 Killed in Plane Crash at Small Airport in Arizona

MARANA, Ariz. (AP) — Two people have died in a fiery plane crash at a small airport in Arizona, officials said Wednesday. The plane went off the runway and burst into flames, Marana Mayor Jon Post said. City spokesperson Vic Hathaway said there were two people on board the plane. They have not been identified. …

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Police Arrest Michigan Man After Wife’s Bahamas Disappearance

WASHINGTON, April 8 (Reuters) – Bahamian authorities have arrested ⁠a ⁠Michigan man whose wife went ⁠missing at sea over the weekend, the assistant commissioner of police in ​the Caribbean nation told Reuters on Wednesday, after search and rescue efforts for the woman were called off. Brian ‌Hooker’s arrest came after the U.S. ‌Coast Guard launched …

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