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Truth 151: A Democrat Storm is Building – PLEASE CNMI Dems!

November 19, 2025
By Ambrose B. Bennet The Truth is there is a Democrat Party Storm Building, while Trump’s “Micky Mouse figurehead” – House Speaker Mike Johnson & GOP-diehards say “don’t believe OUR lying eyes” on what’s to come. But Ambrodamus is now predicting Trumpism will take a real BEATING in the mi…
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The paradox of US military retrenchment in the Asia-Pacific

November 19, 2025
A partial retreat in the region could backfire, flaming tensions and emboldening China’s aggression. As the prospect of a US-China military conflict hangs over the Asia-Pacific region, some analysts call for the American military to pull back. These include Jennifer Kavanagh, who advocated this pos…
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A frustrating role reversal is undermining America

November 19, 2025
As China reaches out, Asia shows signs of leaving the United States behind. The Washington Post Editorial Board At the end of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit last weekend, one image stood out. There was Chinese President Xi Jinping at center stage, smiling serenely and confidently, sur…
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The silent war

November 18, 2025
Pyongyang’s cyberattacks reach civilians while Seoul remains unready, complacent The Korean Herald Editorial It began with a flicker on a smartphone screen. A counselor for North Korean defectors found her device suddenly wiped clean, her contacts hijacked and a fake “stress relief program” sent to…
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BC’s Tales of the Pacific – Nan Madol of Pohnpei

November 17, 2025
Growing up on Pohnpei, Minako always heard the stories about the mysterious and dangerous old city that was somewhere in the jungle, though few people had actually been there. Her mother warned her not to go near the place where demons and taotaomona dwelled because nothing good would come of it an…
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The government shutdown is over. Who won?

November 17, 2025
BY RUTH CONIFF,Wisconsin Examiner The longest government shutdown in U.S. history is over and all we got was the near-cancellation of food assistance just in time for Thanksgiving and a looming explosion in health care costs. None of the problems that led to the shutdown have been resolved. Instead…
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It is everyone’s business

November 14, 2025
By Zaldy Dandan – Variety Editor Don’t even think about it IN early 2023, the administration announced that the CNMI would wean itself off overreliance on a single tourism market, but instead we ended up overrelying on another market — which has since cratered. Beginning in June 2024, CNMI arrivals…
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