Guam

Guam is the first U.S. territory to rally and join the nationwide “No Kings” protest, demanding democracy, RECA inclusion, and full federal rights.

Guam Senator William Parkinson has reintroduced a bill urging mandatory screening for all cargo entering the island.

This Saturday, Guam’s LGBTQIA+ non-profit, GALA, hosts its second annual Mini Carnival in celebration of Pride Month, for free.

Senator Sabrina Salas Matanane honored middle school teacher Jorge Emmanuel for his significant contributions to Guam’s history education.

The Guam Legislature wrapped up its June session with a packed agenda. The legislative branch approved past records, introduced new legislation, issued committee reports, and voted on dozens of bills and appointments.

Rear Adm. Mietus begins command in Guam as DeVore departs, amid scrutiny over military buildup, housing strain and infrastructure gaps.

A new government report finds the Pentagon lacks key strategies to support Guam's growing missile defense system.

The commands of Joint Task Force-Micronesia, Joint Region Marianas, and the 36th Wing will be seeing leadership changes in May.

A new two-year national fellowship called the Environment and Democracy fellowship highlights the relationship between environmental justice and democracy across the U.S. territories, including Guam and the CNMI.

Federal lawmakers question CNMI’s visa waiver as Chinese nationals seek asylum in Guam; local experts weigh in on security, economy, and compassion.