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‘Stateless kids’ get US backers

The plight of at least 160 “stateless individuals” in the Commonwealth has caught the attention of several groups in the U.S. mainland, who have rallied their members to express their support for these individuals’ cause.
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Cohen: Compact funds’ use in CNMI under review

The Babauta administration’s request to use Compact money to retire the government’s deficit is being reviewed “but it may not be possible,” said visiting Department of the Interior deputy assistant secretary for insular affairs David Cohen.
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Enola Gay crew bids CNMI farewell

After almost a week of sharing their experiences during World War II, touring sites where the blood of friends have been shed, and creating new friendships with many, the crew of the Enola Gay closed another chapter of time spent in the Marianas, this time in a vastly different...
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Governor signs bill to ensure federal funding for DLNR

Gov. Juan N. Babauta has amended existing statutes in compliance with federal requirements to ensure the continued flow of federal funding to the Department of Lands and Natural Resources.
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