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Backlash heightens: US lawmaker asked to ditch proposal to end birthright citizenship in US territories

Guam Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero said H.R. 9724, titled "End Birthright Citizenship for Territories Act," would create a scenario in which a child born under the American flag ends up becoming a stateless citizen.

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4 hours ago

'Relief on paper, not relief in reality:' Soon-to-expire Jones Act waiver too short to make a difference for Guam

U.S. Rep. Ed Case is seeking a new extension of the Jones Act waiver, which is set to expire on Aug. 15, citing continued global shipping disruptions, constrained fuel supply chains and rising energy costs due to lingering conflict between the U.S. and Iran.

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9 hours ago

THE PACIFIC

A Bay Area financial analyst wants a piece of this mineral-rich seabed surrounded by three Pacific nations

Because American Deep Sea Minerals is seeking a U.S. permit and the international rules governing seabed mining are not yet settled, there’s no guarantee that neighboring Pacific nations would see any revenue from seabed mining just beyond their borders.

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3 days ago

The fault line of Pacific security: Climate-driven land loss triggers regional crisis

Inch by inch, year after year, the sea levels across the Pacific are rising, forcing island communities to abandon family homes and move to safer grounds. Lands are being washed away by climate-led change, eroding the very foundations of peace and stability.

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4 days ago

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LIFE & ARTS

Guam must climb the accountability ladder

Guam Chamber of Commerce gubernatorial forums, I introduced what is known as the Accountability Ladder. The idea is simple: when faced with a problem, individuals and organizations can move in one of two directions.

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2 days ago

The Pacific pays the price of the US–Iran war

The war has disrupted global supply chains, destabilized international energy markets, threatened critical maritime shipping routes and generated widespread uncertainty across an already fragile global economy.

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3 days ago

Bookshelf: The forgotten CHamoru hero

While Cruz later received the Bronze Star as an original member of the Guam Combat Patrol, he had never been awarded the promised Medal of Honor, Quitugua said.

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11 hours ago

Community Events: Lib Day fireworks; Meet the candidates; Art sale at ArtSpace

Guam to mark 82nd Liberation Day Guam Visitors Bureau will lead the celebration of Guam's 82nd Liberation during two special Tumon Night Market events featuring outstanding local and international entertainment, community activities, and Liberation Day fireworks. The festivities begin at the regularly scheduled Tumon Night Market on July 19 at Tumon Sands Plaza from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., featuring live performances by The Corporation, Prominence, Guma' Taotao Kinahulo' Atdao Na

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6 days ago

'Relief on paper, not relief in reality:' Soon-to-expire Jones Act waiver too short to make a difference for Guam

U.S. Rep. Ed Case is seeking a new extension of the Jones Act waiver, which is set to expire on Aug. 15, citing continued global shipping disruptions, constrained fuel supply chains and rising energy costs due to lingering conflict between the U.S. and Iran.

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9 hours ago3 min read

Free trade agreements with Pacific island nations proposed to protect regional posture

U.S. Rep. Ed Case has proposed a presidential initiative to negotiate free trade agreements with Pacific island countries and extend duty-free treatment to certain goods imported from the region.

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Dec 18, 20252 min read

House OKs bill extending diplomatic privileges to Pacific Islands Forum

Rep. Joaquin Castro, a Democrat from Texas, said the legislation, titled “Providing Appropriate Recognition and Treatment to Enhance Relations Act” or PARTNER Act, is a concrete step to deepen U.S. alliances and keep America at the center of global diplomacy.

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Sep 5, 20252 min read