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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 22, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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LETTER: Making six figures on Guam and still feeling broke (opens the original)
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Imagine working hard every single day landing a great job and finally reaching a salary that sounds like a dream. On paper you are making six figures. You feel like you reached the top of the mountain. Then the bills arrive and suddenly that big salary disappears before the month even ends. Across the nation people making high salaries are realizing that earning big money does not make them feel rich anymore. Financial experts call this the upper middle class trap. People make plenty of money bu
LETTER: We are the new old people and the children are watching (opens the original)
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Have you ever watched a child and wondered, âWhere did they learn that?â Maybe they picked up a saying you use all the time. Maybe they handle a problem the same way you do. Maybe they laugh like you, get angry like you, or know exactly what to say when something goes wrong. Sometimes we forget just how much children are watching us. Here in Guam, where families, neighbors, schools, churches, and communities are often closely connected, there is a good chance that someone younger is watching
LETTER: Power for Guam that does not go out when the storm comes (opens the original)
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A new kind of nuclear power could help keep our lights on and our bills lower. Remember after Typhoon Mawar, when the power was out for weeks? The stores were closed. The water pumps did not work. Our phones died. And our power bill was still high when the lights finally came back on. What if we had power that did not depend on ships bringing fuel. Power that could keep running through a storm. Power that did not make our electric bill jump every time gas prices go up. That is what the U.S. Army
LETTER: When the base grows, who pays the rent? (opens the original)
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By now you have heard it. The military buildup is coming. More troops. More families. More jobs. That sounds good. Jobs are good. But here is the question we do not talk about enough. Who pays when everything gets more expensive. I am from Guam. You are from Guam. We already know what it feels like when rent goes up $200 in one year. We know what it feels like to wait three months to see a doctor. We know what it feels like when our kids say they cannot afford to stay and have to move to the sta
LETTER: Leadership is revealed in the smallest moments (opens the original)
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Some leadership lessons come from major policy decisions. Others come from something as simple as how a person treats an employee. More than a decade ago, the âNut Rageâ incident at Korean Air became international news. A senior executive, who was also the daughter of the airlineâs chairman, became upset over the way macadamia nuts were served in first class. The disagreement escalated to the point that an aircraft returned to the gate and a crew member was removed from the flight. The exe
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