Editorials

The cumulative effects of bad decisions and wrong actions made and taken for political and personal interests through the years of his leadership, are the very issues that brought this government to its current financial collapse. How is it that a young man who started his fresh political career ba…

In this election year, someone should, to paraphrase Kevin Williamson, remind politicians and voters of the things they — we — have been wrong about when we start to feel like we have it all figured out. Among those who are (sadly) thinking about running for office, many believe that there is no “p…

There are two main questions that matter to the people of Guam right now: When do they get to see their stimulus funds? (For one followup question quota per reporter: What are the administration’s actual plans for the federal aid package?) What is the role of the governor’s chief of staff in this w…

Covid-19 testing levels here are higher, while disease rates and death rates are lower than most other parts of the world.  As I have previously blogged (http://saipandiabetesblog.com), Saipan is especially vulnerable to Covid complications, as they occur at much higher rates in those with diabetes…

These exposés have led to follow-up investigations by the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and 60 Minutes, and even to Congress passing the STOCK Act, which prohibits insider trading by government and congressional employees. For Schweizer, this has turned into an unexpected career not only…

The People of the CNMI are clearly caught to choose-a-side in the epic battle between “the Dems’ Teamwork” or “GOP’s Team-perks.” But the choice is really easy between the Teamwork of the Democrats FOR the People that hasn’t been experienced in the CNMI since the days of mid-1990s when we actually …