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US House panel chair: US territories require more national support amid escalating threats in the region
American territories in the Pacific need more national support amid growing threats from China and North Korea, according to Rep. Jeff Hurd,


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Guam Memorial Hospital disputes OPA's allegations on double-dipping physicians
Guam Memorial Hospital on Thursday disputed the Office of Public Accountability’s findings that some physicians have received double payment


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Ratification of insurance contract OK'd but OPA admonishes GovGuam for procurement violation
While admonishing the government for violating the procurement law, the Office of Public Accountability gave the Department of Administratio


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22 hours ago
Guam bill looks to expand SNAP to allow food purchases at restaurants
In enacted into law, Bill 78-38, titled “Meals for At-risk Households Act of 2025,” would roll out on Jan. 1, 2026.

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Guam governor seeks probe into attorney general's ‘illegal hiring’
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero is seeking an investigation into Attorney General Douglas Moylan for alleged nepotism and mass hiring of unclassified

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Guam AG: Federal funds for education tied to Trump's 'No Men in Women's Sports' directive
Guam stands to lose federal funds if it doesn’t comply with a presidential directive prohibiting transgender athletes from participating in

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Guam Power Authority to build new substation in Mangilao to power up proposed hospital project
By Pacific Island Times News Staff The Guam Power Authority plans to build a new power substation in Mangilao to support Gov. Lou Leon...


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3 days ago
Double dipping: Guam OPA audit says some physicians at GMH get paid as contractors and fulltime employees
By Pacific Island Times News Staff Between fiscal years 2021 and 2023, Guam Memorial Hospital paid a total $105.9 million to 168...

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6 days ago
Military units on Guam begin review of social media content amid Pentagon's diversity purge
The “digital content refresh” directive issued on Feb. 26 aligned with President Donald Trump's executive orders dismantling the DEI regime,


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7 days ago
Pacific island legislators agree to merge meetings to cut expenses and travel costs
Too many meetings requiring members to travel frequently can be costly for the Association of Pacific Island Legislatures and its board memb


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7 days ago
Power outage hits Guam hospital: A cyberattack incident or utility malfunction?
By Pacific Island Times News Staff Sen. William A. Parkinson today raised concerns that the recent power fluctuation at Guam Memorial...


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Feb 27
Guam agencies urged to assess the impact of Trump's housecleaning
A legislative panel has asked Guam agencies to assess the potential impact of President Donald Trump’s federal retrenchment and radical s
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