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Despite Roe reversal, DOD will continue to allow abortions on military bases

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Despite Roe reversal, DOD will continue to allow abortions on military bases

By Mar-Vic Cagurangan The Department of Defense will continue to allow medical facilities on military bases to perform limited abortions...

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4 days ago

GovGuam posts $31.9M in surplus

Adelup claims full credit for financial stability, skipping reference to federal aid By Pacific Island Times News Staff The government of...

Roe overturn prompts senators to dig out dead law banning abortion on Guam

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6 days ago

Roe overturn prompts senators to dig out dead law banning abortion on Guam

By Mar-Vic Cagurangan Sen. Mary Torres and Vice Speaker Tina Muna Barnes are seeking the resurrection of a long-dead law that would have...

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Calls grow louder for US aid rethink in Indo-Pacific

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3 days ago

Calls grow louder for US aid rethink in Indo-Pacific

By Michael Igoe Two U.S. lawmakers introduced legislation last week that aims to shift more U.S. foreign aid funding to the Indo-Pacific...

Panuelo: 'I cannot keep our borders closed any longer'

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Jun 22

Panuelo: 'I cannot keep our borders closed any longer'

FSM gears up for Aug. 1 reopening of nation's borders By Pacific Island Times News Staff The Federated States of Micronesia prepares to...

Whipps joins advisory panel for Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy

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Jun 18

Whipps joins advisory panel for Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy

By Pacific Island Times News Staff Washington– The Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue announced that two international members,...

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Jun 11

Gun laws and Guam's Castle Doctrine

It happened again. Shots rang out. Children ran for their lives. Bodies fell. The horrific school shooting that killed 19 children and...

‘Don’t be alarmed’ can be alarming in strategic conversations

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Jun 8

‘Don’t be alarmed’ can be alarming in strategic conversations

Last month, Rear Adm. Ben Nicholson, commander of the Joint Region Marianas, told the Guahan community: “I don’t want you to be alarmed.”...

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Jun 8

When power outages become more frequent

Nowadays, it’s a shame that people just shrug their shoulders when a blackout occurs as if this is a normal thing. Unfortunately, this...

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UOG project seeks to bring CHamoru literature to world’s classrooms

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Jun 19

UOG project seeks to bring CHamoru literature to world’s classrooms

By Pacific Island Times News Staff The Na’huyong CHamoru anthology project, in collaboration with University of Guam Press, is seeking...

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Jun 11

Dreams behind the lens

“I wanted a new start, an adventure,” he said. Twenty-six years later, the adventure hasn’t ended. It’s like the Energizer Bunny, it just...

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Jun 11

Sometimes they just need a hug

Portland, Maine— It was a beautiful spring day in Pasadena, California. The wisteria and lilacs were blooming, the air was crisp and the...

By Zaldy Dandan

Mar 7, 2021
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R.I.P. (human) author

Saipan — In the summer of 2020, amid the Covid-19 global onslaught, the Wall Street Journal reported the rollout of an artificial...

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Despite Roe reversal, DOD will continue to allow abortions on military bases

GovGuam posts $31.9M in surplus

Roe overturn prompts senators to dig out dead law banning abortion on Guam

THE PACIFIC

Calls grow louder for US aid rethink in Indo-Pacific

Panuelo: 'I cannot keep our borders closed any longer'

Whipps joins advisory panel for Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy

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Gun laws and Guam's Castle Doctrine

‘Don’t be alarmed’ can be alarming in strategic conversations

When power outages become more frequent

LIFE & ARTS

UOG project seeks to bring CHamoru literature to world’s classrooms

Dreams behind the lens

Sometimes they just need a hug

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