Politics

Pentagon confirms no B-2 bombers landed in Guam, but residents say the decoy mission still raises concerns about transparency and Guam’s strategic role.

NPR’s Emily Feng speaks with KPRG about her new book and how China's internal identity battles reveal deeper complexities beyond geopolitics.

Britain’s most senior diplomat for the U.S. Southwest made an inaugural visit to Guam and the CNMI. The representative is interested in potential partnerships on economic development and environmental initiatives.

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.

In January, Del. James Moylan introduced a bill to help better assist veterans in Guam. On Monday, that bill was successfully passed by Congress.

Guam has lost about $27 million in federal grants that GDOE failed to use on time. As a result, Sen. Vince Borja is calling for an emergency session.

As Rodrigo Duterte turns 80, supporters celebrate while critics demand justice for drug war victims. KPRG's Naina Rao reports on his lasting influence and ICC case.

A Saipan-based Chamorro speech-language pathologist is speaking out against the idea of reunification between Guam and the CNMI, citing identity and land loss.

How will the Cook Islands' new China deal impact Pacific diplomacy? KPRG’s Naina Rao talks to analyst Geoffrey Miller about the tensions with New Zealand.

Governors met in D.C. for the NGA Winter Meeting to set federal priorities. Guam’s Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero pledged to push the territory’s priorities in advocacy.