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As RNV Construction continues to deny allegations of forced labor and retaliation in federal court in the CNMI, the workers suing the company are now asking a judge in Washington, D.C., to force USCIS to release records tied to a 2023 immigration investigation.
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NMI leaders say newly restored commercial fishing access in Pacific waters could boost local food production and economic activity.
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STAR Marianas Air is investigating a Monday‑morning ground incident on Tinian in which a Cherokee Six aircraft developed a brake overheat that produced smoke but caused no injuries.
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A Garapan man charged with second‑degree murder and three related offenses pleaded not guilty last week in connection with the May 2 killing of 45‑year‑old Sheldon Kaianoa.
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NMI Delegate Kimberlyn King‑Hinds joined President Donald Trump at the White House last week as the administration moved to reopen parts of the Pacific to commercial fishing, a shift with potential economic and environmental implications for the Northern Mariana Islands.
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The Marianas Visitors Authority is welcoming Philippine Airlines’ plan to restart Manila–Saipan service in October, calling the route vital for tourism and community travel.
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With homeowners absorbing most of Sinlaku’s damage, SBA disaster‑loan approvals have climbed past $10 million, according to figures released Tuesday.
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Employers in the CNMI are being reminded that hiring unauthorized workers and failing to pay wages in full could lead to enforcement action, as labor officials step up oversight.
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A viral video has revived interest in the 2011 Luhk sisters case after a woman in the clip says she is one of the missing siblings.
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“Help is on the way,” Del. Kimberlyn King‑Hinds said Tuesday as USDA approved expanded NAP benefits and Disaster NAP for typhoon‑affected households, part of a $40 million food assistance package.