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Signs of the Times By Mar-Vic Cagurangan Gov. Leon Guerrero, in a tyrannical fashion, explained what the community could expect after she...

But Guam is not a stranger to calamities. The “great generation” survived WWII. We always manage to pull through typhoons.

Too often we wonder—if not denounce—what may seem to us as desperation or an irrational cry for attention. Why, we ask, would people choose such belligerent forms of protest when there are more conventional platforms, such as petitions, public hearings and peaceful demonstrations.

Before the end of his tour of duty on Guam, Rear Adm. Brent DeVore stressed the need for the military to be “open and transparent” with the civilian communities about mutual challenges and to explore partnership opportunities.

The tariff hullabaloo presented a rare, serendipitous occasion when we found consolation in the isolated perks of Guam’s status as an unincorporated territory—an arrangement that is generally far from ideal.

Guam is particularly surprised to find out that debloating bureaucracy is possible. At the local level, “modernizing the government” and “ma

Federal spending had been the life vest for Guam’s economy until Trump came back to the Oval Office to puncture it.

   Clearing the homeless out of public sight will not eliminate homelessness.

The CHamoru term “inafa’ maolek” refers to a concept of restoring harmony or order, a hallmark of Guam’s values and a gift from CHamoru ance

   Historically, Guam voters have preferred the incumbent staying in Congress for many years. Madeleine Bordallo served from 2003 to 2019. R

Guam governor recognizes Taiwan as a country “Taiwan is a great ‘country,’” Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero said during the Taiwan National Day...

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