Legislation by William Parkinson will open wide the doors for poor and middle class Guamanians to pursue claims of medical malpractice against doctors and other medical providers who butcher them,…
The legislature’s rules committee adopted resolutions by Tina Muna Barnes that remove any adverse impact on legislative business due to the six Democrat senators’ inability to elect a minority leader.…
Opinion by Tina Rose Muna Barnes It’s disheartening that instead of writing about efforts to care for our families, this letter will focus on the petty side of politics. But…
The Democrat minority in the 15-member Guam Legislature has yet to select a leader. The six-member minority is split evenly between the apparent candidacies of the legislature’s most senior member…
In this episode of Kandit’s show, Two Sides of the Lightbulb with Carlos Pangelinan and Troy Torres, former Guam Congressman Michael San Nicolas joins a discussion about Therese Terlaje’s legislation…
The voters might have given Guam Governor Lou Leon Guerrero a new legislative majority that will help her to fix the critical problems at Guam Memorial Hospital’s current facility, not…
The Thirty-eighth Guam Legislature has been in office for fewer than five full days, and one of its members already faces an ethics probe. Attorney Thomas Fisher, a former senator,…
By Ron McNinch One of my all time favorite politicians on Guam is Governor Carl Gutierrez. Over the years, he has worked tirelessly to serve the people of Guam and as a leader, he always…
They’re fresh from their party’s near-sweep of Guam’s 2024 elections, and now more influential than they have been in a while. All three of Guam’s surviving former Republican governors met…
If it were not for obstructions by Therese Terlaje and Chris Barnett, the governor argued this week, construction of a new hospital already would be underway. Now, Lou Leon Guerrero…
