Tinian airfield By Jayvee Vallejera   The push-pull of U.S. military presence in U.S. territories lends itself to a false narrative of either-or contradiction that should not automatically bar anyone from being critical of military activities. Criticizing American military activities does not mean one is un-American. That was one of the main points raised at a virtual dialogue hosted by the advocacy group Right to Democracy on Oct. 30, featuring the views of political science

The government of Guam is compelled to temporarily shoulder the funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and Women, Infants and Children, which are among the federal programs affected by the three-week federal shutdown.

The Palisades Estates development site in Maite lacked proper stormwater management system during construction, resulting in the collapse of a portion of the cliff on Marine Corps Drive last week, the Guam Department of Public Works said.