By Vincent Akimoto, M.D. Where it began, I can’t begin to knowing. The idea for a new Guam Memorial Hospital has been growing strong since ever since. Six years later,…

By David Lubofsky Election season must be upon us with blanket legislation made to look as though our elected leaders are actually doing something for the people of Guam. Bill…

The CNMI government’s corruption prosecutor, James Kingman, confirmed a multi-agency investigation into the scandal-ridden federally-funded BOOST program. “I can’t comment about specific targets of any ongoing criminal investigations,” Mr. Kingman…

By Lee Webber We don’t need more of the same type of government that has been experienced in the past. We need better, more aggressive, more efficient government focusing on…

One of the guests listed in a roster, hotel records, and Nonstop Corporation invoices as having stayed at the World Resort hotel in Saipan for a BOOST program event sponsored…

Nonstop Corporation was paid more money to market the controversial election-year BOOST program than nearly every individual BOOST recipient was granted, according to evidence presented in today’s House anti-corruption hearings…

By Arnold I. Palacios Last week, the Commonwealth Casino Commission (CCC) finally moved to revoke the exclusive casino license of Imperial Pacific International (IPI). The hearing was pushed back no…

By Mabel Doge Luhan “IPI ready to transfer license and leave NMI,” the Marianas Variety announced in its March 4 headline. I thought it was my FALCONS flying overhead, but…

Shayne Villanueva – the Torres-era businessman who reportedly was paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in public funds under several election-year programs – Tuesday morning refused to answer any questions…

Unnamed officials at the Guam Department of Education used $24.6 million in federal funds to buy 34,503 laptops mostly through one vendor without a fixed-term contract and without evidence of…