By Lee Webber Hafa adai taotao Guam — Howdy – Aloha Kakou — Good Morning or whatever floats your boat! Given the reality that more Marines are coming combined with…

Senator Dennis Mendiola of Rota resigned Monday from two CNMI Senate committees in a sort of dual protest statement to the committees’ chairwoman, and courtesy step aside for Tinian’s three…

Former Governor Ralph Torres’ bank records are irrelevant to the Commonwealth government’s present case and charges against him, Judge Arthur Barcinas argued in a written order in Mr. Torres’ criminal…

A personal reflection, by Troy Torres An FBI agent five years ago sat with me at the Micronesia Mall parking lot – a place we would meet to provide him…

CNMI Attorney General Edward Manibusan, following a long-held suspicion that Ralph Torres used public funds to pay for his defense while in office, is asking the Superior Court to allow…

I was in Mass today, celebrated by Fr. Will Mamangun, a soft-spoken homilist, who delivers powerful messages. After Mass, I asked him to send me a copy of his homily,…

The Guam Office of Public Accountability (OPA) received a peer review rating of full compliance for its 2023 peer review, the highest level of compliance given to audit organizations.  This…

A ship that arrived at the Guam seaport Thursday morning from Saipan reportedly had what is believed to be a Brown Tree Snake on board. Whether the snake came from…

A very simple and entry-college-level lesson in government finance could have avoided a week of political bickering that came at the expense of the people of the Commonwealth. Instead, Senate…

A news release from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration states weather experts believe Guam, Rota, Tinian, and Saipan may be hit by five to eight tropical cyclones this year,…