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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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Variations ǀ The latest bulletin from a lost war

October 2, 2025
THE Wall Street Journal reported recently that “America Loves Cocaine Again” as “Mexico’s New Drug King Cashes In.” The Trump administration’s “war” on fentanyl has created an opening for “El Señor Mencho” to smuggle cocaine into the U.S. by the ton, the Journal added.
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Editorials ǀ At your own peril

October 2, 2025
PERHAPS if CNMI officials in all branches of government, including autonomous agencies, “volunteered” to take a 10 or 20% pay cut, there would be more funds available for public education, public safety, or public health.
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Truth 145: Truth Comes Home to Roost – Reform or ELSE!

October 1, 2025
THE Truth is Ambrodamus has been predicting just like his counterpart Nostradamus about the very “ICU Economic” predicament the CNMI is now in with “Life Support from the Feds being our ONLY hope.” Ambrodamus has been yelling and screaming for REFORMS ever since Covid hit, as it was obvious to the …
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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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The way things are

September 26, 2025
No choice FOUR months after declaring that the state of the CNMI was “getting better,” the administration removed its rose-colored glasses and took a hard, long look at the government’s actual situation — it was not pretty. In a joint press conference on Monday, the governor admitted that the “real…
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