A Tale of Two Governors… Opinion By Edwin Propst for Kandit News & Views Under former Governor Ralph Torres: 2021 : $66 million deficit 2022 : $38 million deficit…
By Glen Hunter CNMI Voters: I am writing to wholeheartedly express my support for Rep. Edwin Propst for the CNMI’s Delegate in US Congress. His candidacy is a testament to…
By Mabel Doge Luhan Have you ever been tempted? For example, when the neighborhood rapscallions offered you a bunch of BIG SHINY NICKELS in exchange for THOSE TEENY-TINY DIMES? Or…
Kilili to the rescue for the Marianas. It’s often been a chorus that the candidates seeking to replace him in the CNMI appreciate, and to which Guam’s challenger to the…
Two top Democrats in the CNMI – including the local party’s candidate for Washington delegate – have thrown their support behind Kamala Harris to defeat Donald Trump in this year’s…
By Mabel Doge Luhan Oh goodness! I was afraid that if Bryan Manabat learned to write, I’d have to retire! Well, he did learn to write. His latest articles in…
Edwin Propst, vice chairman of the ongoing House inquiry into the corrupt use of federal funds during the Ralph Torres administration, alleged in a hearing today that several BOOST recipients…
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…
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…
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…
