THE Federal Bureau of Investigation has formally dismissed claims made in a viral YouTube video in which a woman claims to be Faloma Luhk, one of two sisters who disappeared from Saipan in 2011.
CHARLSTON Yamada Aiken was found guilty of assault and battery and disturbing the peace following a June 9 bench trial before Superior Court Presiding Judge Joseph N. Camacho.
Everyone on Capital Hill is “for education.” Yet they passed a budget that forced PSS to reduce the number of its school days. Elected officials are also “for public health,” but they have consistently underfunded the medical referral program.
A curious thing to hear: an elected official condemning CUC’s management while praising its rank and file for their “good work.” Who does he think oversees them and sets the direction needed to ensure efficient operations?
FOR Pacific Islanders, the ocean is not merely a resource to be managed; it is central to their identity, culture, and survival. The ocean is viewed as kin, an ancestor, and the very source of life. Deep-sea mining poses a direct threat to traditional fishing and food security.
Politics, at its worst, merely magnifies human failings. Humanity is deeply flawed, and through politics we choose which of our fellow flawed humans will govern the rest of us — then expect things to improve.
If the funding is there, why are retirees being told their payments may stop? Why is fear being placed on their backs? Why are the administration and current legislative leadership not being clear with the people?
HOUSTON (Reuters) — The United States has become the world’s largest oil exporter, upending a decades-old order long dominated by Saudi Arabia and Russia, a shift that tightens American companies’ grip on energy markets as Washington’s war with Iran reshapes global energy trade.
MAJURO — Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine on Tuesday this week signed an executive order declaring a “state of emergency for Ebeye,” enabling a fast track government response to last Saturday’s devastating fire on Ebeye Island, home to about 8,000 people next to the U.S. Army’s missile testin…
DUBAI/WASHINGTON (Reuters) — The United States and Iran traded air attacks for a second straight day on Thursday, with President Donald Trump vowing further strikes if Tehran does not immediately agree to a peace deal.
