

Think tank report says US military treats Guam as a ‘disposable asset’
By Jayvee Vallejera The Pacific Center for Island Security has a sobering reality check for Guam and its role as the United States’ tip of the spear: when push comes to shove, Guam is a disposable asset and the island community remains vulnerable in case a shooting war breaks out in the region. According to its Micronesia Security Outlook 2025, the United States’ insistence that Guam is a part of the U.S. homeland rings hollow when looking at the increasing threats the isl

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DRT portals suspended amid tax season; contract renewal with tech provider still up in the air
The tax department on Tuesday announced service adjustments due to a temporary issue with its tax and licensing system.

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What does the Jones Act waiver mean for Guam?
“This waiver opens the door to an untapped domestic fuel market by allowing Guam’s fuel suppliers to access direct shipments of American fuel using foreign vessels,” Sen. Jesse Lujan said.

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