For many years, we were active participants in the death of our local vernacular. It started with the golden days in grammar school when speaking your language lands you some corporal punishment, a fine of five cents, scribbling several pages of "I will not speak Chamorro";...

An employee has been stealing office supplies over the past year. Should we report him? A friend is tapped illegally into the CUC power lines and is getting free electricity. Should we ignore it? Your son/daughter was caught cheating on a test. The teacher has informed you about...

As the November elections draw near, political speculation will only increase. Who will be the candidates for the Senate? How will Froilan Tenorio’s new Reform Party fare? Which candidates will the Reform Party field? The Democrats? The Republicans and the Independents? Who will...

WASHINGTON — An Interior Department lawyer claims that the agency's deputy solicitor asked him to destroy documents relating to one of two much-disputed cases involving allegations that Indian trust funds have been mishandled.