Rarely does Kandit publish news of international – or even national – significance. However, the wars in Ukraine and the Holy Land have devastated and displaced millions, caused the murder…

By Mabel Doge Luhan What a busy month it’s been! First Groundhog Day, then Korean and Taiwanese New Year (although I didn’t forget to wish our Chinese friends 习近平就是一个杀人流氓) ,…

By Mabel Doge Luhan Oh, Carter Widmor, we hardly knew you! Running from the law is nothing new. What was remarkable in Carter’s case was that as an escaped fugitive…

Yigo’s public gymnasium is back open and better than ever thanks to funding the village’s mayor – Tony Sanchez – sought and budgeted toward long awaited repairs and renovations. The…

“Are you natty?” Bodybuilding athletes and fans will recognize the question. One normally asks it of men who noticeably pack on rounded muscles – especially on their shoulders – or…

He stood, not defiant, but resolute as the court read his sentence all those years ago. Capital punishment. Barbaric for any civilized society; murder carried out by the very state…

By Mabel Doge Luhan [Editor’s note: I failed to publish Ms. Luhan’s article Friday, when it should have published.] Happy Friday! A day off for the intrepid reporters at the…

By Lee Webber Turning one’s head away from writing about never ending problems throughout the government in a weekly column can do wonders for clearing the mind and potentially changing…

A few days ago I wrote an editorial about what I believed to be the racist motivations behind a bill in Congress by Jim Moylan, and I made a passing…

By Jose S. Dela Cruz One of the most pressing matters that should be discussed at the next U.S.-CNMI Covenant Section 902 consultation talks is the need to resuscitate the…