Ex-Gov. Ralph Torres may face a trial, where Special Prosecutor Jim Kingman intends to prove he committed 51 separate criminal acts while governor of the Commonwealth. In an amended information…
By Catherine Castro Many of Guam’s small businesses, such as local restaurants, coffee shops, ice cream dispensaries, and other retail establishments operate on small margins. Raising the minimum wage would…
By Lee Webber Last week I shared my thoughts concerning the importance of beefing up our cyber-security for Guam. This week we’ll look at the kinetic side of the need…
Legend tells that as Rome burned in 64 anno Domini, the emperor Nero played a fiddle from his palace. Poverty is growing in the private sector as Gov. Lou Leon…
Redemption is not as hard as some may believe, especially when guilt weighs heavy, or even resentment for society ostracizing you for taking part in something dishonest. And, while society…
Nearly 300 survivors of the Archdiocese of Agana’s decades-old cover up of rape by clergy and Catholic school teachers soon will be seeing a semblance of justice for the cover…
By Lee Webber Guam is a critical linchpin in the maintenance of what we can refer to as civil world order and balance. The world economy has methodically shifted during…
By Dr. Ron McNinch Almost thirty five years ago, my first real job after the military and college was working for a wealthy executive as his personal assistant. My boss…
I had no idea what the word “cumming” meant until December 8, 1993, when my St. Anthony School vice principal groaned it in filth the first time he raped me.…
I often hear the excuses of why meth users started, and why they do drugs at all. The reasons we tell ourselves normally involve a portrayal of ourselves as victims…
