The U.S. Attorney for Guam and the CNMI has filed three criminal cases and eight civil cases at one time under seal in the U.S. District Court of the CNMI.…

By Lee Webber Having lived on Guam since the early Fall of 1968 after coming from Vietnam I have had the opportunity to experience health care on Guam for nearly…

The Office of the Attorney General of Guam is investigating administration officials for the government of Guam’s use of Bank of Guam. The bank is owned by the governor and…

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…

Kandit has confirmed with Arthur San Agustin that he has stepped down as director of public health and social services, after having worked there for decades. He is now a…

Celina Roberto Babauta wants Arnold Palacios to appoint the CNMI’s first chief justice – Jose Dela Cruz – to lead Section 902 talks with the U.S. government this year. In…

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…

By Mabel Doge Luhan Who stole my Manabat? I’ve been a bit under the weather since I heard the news of Donald Turnip still ambulating mostly under his own power.…