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OPINION | Stigmatization of people with disabilities

PEOPLE with disabilities often face stigma across the globe and even here in the CNMI. Stigma often causes several barriers that may limit or affect opportunities for people with disabilities, such as employment, healthcare, public services, etc. Stigmatization may lead into social avoidances, disc…
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BC’s Tales of the Pacific | Recovery advice for Maui

BC Cook THE tragic wildfires that ravaged Maui in the Hawaiian Islands brought that community to its knees.  Homes, schools, and hospitals are gone.  Public services like power and water and barely functioning, if at all.  Many residents have become refugees and some are still unaccounted for. Whil…
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You can ignore math, but you can’t disprove it

Politics in command THE CW “touchback” rule is a political gesture on behalf of hypothetical (and usually nonexistent) U.S. workers at the expense of actual U.S. workers and residents who could lose their jobs and/or businesses if the local economy continues to contract because of a federally creat…
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Variations | Facts

“MIGRATION to affluent countries is at record highs,” The Wall Street Journal reported in May, “and some nations short of workers are overcoming political opposition to open their borders even wider, hoping to fill jobs and ease inflation. Government actions to attract foreign nationals for skilled…
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OPINION | Requiem for Guam’s news media

HAGÅTÑA — In December 2002, Mother Nature furiously pummeled Guam with winds of over 150 mph for nearly 16 hours. When Supertyphoon Pongsona finally blew past our shores, she left us with no power, no water, and for a few days, no phone lines. (GTA had not yet been privatized and cell phones were f…
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OPINION | Truth (19): Ambrose & our economist (2)

THE TRUTH of the matter is Ambrose M. Bennett has been telling the TRUTH and ahead of the times and our leaders, sometimes even years ahead. Many of our leaders detest the undeniable facts that I speak-out on issues before them with the TRUTH and too many have a poor acceptance level and don’t like…
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BC’s Tales of the Pacific | Solomons expedition (9)

SEALARK Exploration sent a team into the Solomon Islands in July with multiple objectives.  Over the past eight weeks, this column has taken you into the jungles and villages of many of those islands, allowing a rare glimpse into a part of the world many will never visit.  As work proceeds on inter…
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OPINION | Truth (17): Voodoo economic & copycat efforts!

THE TRUTH of the matter is our leaders seem to literally HATE the fact that Ambrose M. Bennett tries to tell them “what needs to be done” and instead they try to let time go by and try to change my suggestions so they can try to get the credit. I have seen this phenomenon over the years, especially…
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