Duvasana Bisoondial
Duvasana Bisoondial is a senior majoring in Digital Journalism, minoring in History and getting a certificate in Women's and Gender Studies at Florida International University. She aspires to become an investigative journalist and hopes to highlight contributions made by Caribbean immigrants globally. Currently, she enjoys adding on to her list of books to be read and watching Indian movies, both old and new.
Hunt for Nancy Guthrie’s kidnapper continues as detained man speaks out (includes video story)
A man in Rio Rico, Arizona, says he wants to clear his name after he was detained Tuesday night for questioning in the investigation...
Domestic violence groups, survivors unsure about future after shutdown (includes video story)
During the recent government shutdown, domestic violence organizations scrambled. Federal money dried up and some small groups were suddenly unable to support domestic...
Vietnam Veterans Memorial in D.C. honors and celebrates U.S. service members (includes video story)
On Veterans Day, thousands of events across the nation honored and thanked all who served in the United States Armed Forces.
One such event was...
Democrats dominate major national races as distrust in Trump administration grows (includes video story)
On the night of Nov. 4, Virginia elected their first female governor, New York elected their first Muslim mayor and New Jersey voters elected...
Democrats sweep Virginia elections and make history (includes video story)
On the night of Nov. 4, 2025, Virginia voters made history by electing its first female governor and first Muslim lieutenant governor.
From the very...
Millions of Floridians may lose health coverage as government shutdown drags on (includes video...
Nov. 1 marks the start of open enrollment for Affordable Care Act (ACA) coverage. But on Day 31 of the government shutdown, lawmakers in...
Government shutdown strains Florida food banks as farmers face USDA cuts (includes video story)
On Day 24 of the government shutdown, pressure to agree on a budget increases as the nation deals with a dwindling food supply and...
Thousands turn out for D.C. ‘No Kings’ protest (includes video story)
On Oct. 18, more than 100,000 protestors filled Pennsylvania Avenue and 3rd Street for the second “No Kings” protest in four months. Demonstrators voiced...
Birthright citizenship returns to the Supreme Court, immigrant groups react (includes video story)
President Donald Trump’s fight against birthright citizenship continues as the Supreme Court considers a case in their new term. But South Florida immigration groups...