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Tinian’s growing role in U.S. military strategy is drawing both support and concern from residents.
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Northern Marianas College President has officially announced his independent candidacy for CNMI's seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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The Commonwealth Office of Transit Authority (COTA) has been named 2025 Community Transportation System of the Year, by the Community Transportation Association of America.
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CNMI Delegate Kimberlyn King-Hinds seeks community input on a legislative proposal to replace the CNMI-Only Transitional Worker (CW-1) program.
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After months of financial uncertainty, the Northern Marianas Humanities Council has received a partial restoration of its federal funding through 2027.
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A former officer with the CNMI Department of Corrections has admitted to having sexual contact with a detainee at Saipan prison.
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Elijah Pangelinan of Saipan Community School reflects on representing CNMI at a national quiz bowl, gaining life skills beyond the competition.
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The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands is set to receive significant funding from the Department of Interior for some of its key infrastructure needs.
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Governor Arnold Palacios has portrayed a CNMI in recovery, acknowledging challenges but focusing on progress, in his first State of the Commonwealth Address before a joint legislative session on May 29.
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CNMI Attorney General Edward Manibusan said the creation of Tinian’s stablecoin in the Marianas U.S. Dollar – or MUSD – is unconstitutional.