Education professionals are identifying the virtues of figuratively breaking down their classroom walls and more actively incorporating the great outdoors into the curriculum. In several Seventh-day Adventist schools and institutions throughout the Lake U... See more
Sen. Telo Taitague deserves recognition for successfully defending the 5% Gross Receipts Tax, now called the Business Privilege Tax, on prime general contractors engaged in military buildup construction. Sen. Shawn Gumataotao attempted to amend the measur... See more
When you implement these strategies, you won’t just have more spiritual depth in your men’s ministry but also a healthier church as a whole. By John Simons Particularly among young adults, men now seem more likely than women to regularly attend church, ac... See more
Quite simply, the threshold is a nuisance provision that unnecessarily complicates an otherwise straightforward tax policy. Instead of creating a clear and uniform standard, it introduces exceptions that make the law more difficult to administer, more dif... See more
I read with interest Sooyeon Koh's June 13, 2026 editorial, "Is Guam Dead?" I agree with much of her analysis. She correctly points out that Guam's tourism challenges cannot be explained solely by the strength of the U.S. dollar or the cost of airfare. If... See more
