PHANTOM ISSUES: Prime Minister Philip Davis praised former Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham for his rebuke of Free National Movement supporters who alleged that the Progressive Liberal Party attempted to steal the by-election, describing the FNM’s concerns as “phantom issues.” Ingraham made the comments while appearing at the Opposition’s “Rally in da Alley” on Friday in Dignity Gardens. Davis added that proper safeguards are in place to prevent such problems. | Eyewitness News Bahamas

I’m not going sugarcoat the risks we are facing right now with the new U.S. tariffs and escalating trade tensions around the world. I have been talking to leaders of other countries, reaching out to executives in our business community, and consulting with economists and trade experts to assess the likely impact and to plan for multiple scenarios. It's difficult to predict what happens next, but we are preparing here at home with new trade policies, energy reforms, and support for local farmers

This morning, I proudly represented The Bahamas at the United Nations. I spoke about how we see the world’s most pressing issues. I offered solutions, calling on global leaders to do their part. Because for countries like ours, the greatest crises are not of our making, but we feel their impacts the most. It is an honour to speak on behalf of the Bahamian people. I hope you’ll watch. Watch Options: - https://www.facebook.com/share/v/19mAZeXcsJ/?mibextid=wwXIfr - https://webtv.un.org/en | Philip

My fellow Bahamians, our 50th anniversary is here and I’m inviting you to join in the celebrations! Watch now and plan YOUR celebration at celebrate-bahamas.com | Philip Brave Davis

This was an exciting week as we launched Upskill Bahamas, a new government initiative offering free online courses and certifications. To me, this is about more than skills. It’s about closing the “possibility gap” - the distance between what your skills allow you to do and what you dream of doing. The better we get at closing that gap, the more dreams will be realized. I hope you all explore the possibilities at upskillbahamas.com. | Philip Brave Davis

SET THE RECORD: Prime Minister Philip Davis is pushing back against claims by Free National Movement Deputy Leader Shanendon Cartwright that the government’s announcement on the Grand Bahama Power Company contradicts a statement issued by Emera, the company currently managing GBPC. While in Grand Bahama yesterday, Prime Minister Davis said the government has begun the process to acquire GBPC, with the deal expected to be finalized within 60 to 90 days. Cartwright, however, argued in the House of