Ancient artifacts have been unearthed at Magua, and two leaders are calling for the military to abide by its agreements to preserve the site

A $20B defense buildup in this region has been proposed to respond to Chinese aggression, and Guam is priority #1 amid fears of a strike.

Hope for the economy is on the horizon, as the 2021 NDAA with an H-2B labor amendment by MSN passes the House and heads to the Senate.

A breakthrough for the construction industry and the cost of living happened in the U.S. House today.

If all goes well this week, the House will pass an NDAA that reopens the H-2B labor market to civilian labor projects on Guam.

The following is a statement from Congressman Michael San Nicolas on the death of civil rights leader Congressman John Lewis: On a...

The following is news from the Office of Congressman Michael San Nicolas: The establishment of the PPP under the CARES Act passed by the...

MSN is reaching across the aisle to get a measure passed that will bring financial relief to thousands of Guam renters and landlords.

By Nancy I. Maanao news@kanditnews.com The U.S. House of Representatives has sent to the Senate legislation that will provide renters,...

The Paycheck Protection Program, which originally expired June 30, has been extended by Congress to August 8, 2020.

The following is a news release from the Office of Congressman Michael San Nicolas: House Congressional leadership announced today the...

Federal war claims payments are being paid out, providing relief to recipients on Guam, and ending one of Guam's oldest political chapters.

Two senators offer a solution to GovGuam's financial woes: have a company collect cigarette taxes through Tax Stamp Act enforcement.

Haven't we had enough with the corruption of our leaders throughout the Mariana islands?

DPHSS may change its guidelines and not count FPUC income in determining food stamps eligibility, once officials receive guidance from feds.

Guam's health agency says that the larger unemployment benefits program will count against SNAP income threshold; but Congress says not true

Congress is sending additional money to Guam to help homeless people, and to prevent people from going homeless.

Congressman San Nicolas is pleading with the legislature to require businesses to register so their workers can get unemployment faster.

Congressman San Nicolas reports on further relief from Congress that helps Guam's small businesses to survive the Coronavirus crisis.

The banks that said they couldn't manage $140M in stimulus checks now want thousands of new accounts to handle $1B in unemployment deposits.