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‘Our deepest gratitude’

October 2, 2025
THE Santa Soledad Parish community and Father Rey D. Rosal extends our deepest gratitude to all the donors and sponsors, who have contributed thus far to the upcoming Santa Soledad Golf Tournament Fundraiser in honor of Fr. Rey D. Rosal’s 36th Priesthood Ordination Anniversary scheduled to take pla…
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The impact of forced assimilation by dominant powers

September 30, 2025
THE purpose of this article is to bring awareness and hopefully educate. When a dominant country requires assimilation of a territory or population under its control, the consequences are far-reaching — often reshaping politics, culture, identity, and economy for generations. Assimilation is the pr…
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‘Screaming, labeling, and vilifying do not persuade’

September 23, 2025
I RECENTLY shared a tribute to Charlie Kirk, and I felt it important to follow up. I was surprised at how deeply Charlie’s life and work impacted me. Just a few days ago, my brother and I were talking about him, reflecting both emotionally and thoughtfully on the influence he had — not only in our …
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Saipan must reinvest in tourism’s future

September 19, 2025
THE Mariana Islands are blessed with natural beauty that few destinations can rival. Their crystal-clear waters, dramatic cliffs, and unhurried lifestyle continue to draw Korean visitors in search of rest and renewal. Many still describe the Grotto as “like heaven” and recall with gratitude the war…
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Chamorros are not minorities — we are indigenous

September 17, 2025
THE U.S. Department of Education recently announced it will terminate funding for Minority-Serving Institutions, including Northern Marianas College’s Asian American, Native American, Pacific Islander Serving Institution programs. These grants have supported mentoring, tutoring, and transfer opport…
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The psychopath in the Oval Office

September 15, 2025
OUR tourism industry, mostly consisting of Koreans since Covid, has been on life support. Trump just killed it when his thugs raided the Hyundai factory in Georgia and put over 300 Korean citizens in jail for several days. Large demonstrations against the U.S. government have been taking place in S…
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Remembering Charlie Kirk

September 13, 2025
THE news of Charlie Kirk’s murder came as a complete shock. It felt unbelievable. I had followed him for a very long time and especially appreciated his interviews with college students. He was frank, bold, and fearless in defending both our country and his Christian beliefs. Of course, I also hear…
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Dear people of the CNMI

September 11, 2025
POLITICAL season is upon us. The question now is: what will our Legislature, Gov. David M. Apatang, and Lt. Gov. Dennis Mendiola do to improve our islands’ economy? Will this be another State of the Commonwealth Address that focuses only on NMC, while overlooking the accomplishments and struggles o…
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Deadly consequences

September 9, 2025
IF you think you can normalize evil corruption, think again, because I will never allow you to keep fooling people. My job as a U.S.-CNMI journalist is to hold officials accountable for their ongoing corruption and to hold their feet to the fire. You may tell yourselves it’s okay to steal my grandm…
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