. The world is small Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Apr 06, 2026 Share this News The world is small In the islands, we are accustomed to seeing world events — particularly in Asia — affect our economies.
. Taking care of the pennies Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Mar 09, 2026 Share this News Taking care of the pennies Receivables are a problem for any business in the service industry, to include media organizations.
. Planning for the future Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Feb 09, 2026 Share this News Planning for the future If there’s one thing decades of administrations in Guam show a remarkable talent for it’s producing plans and reports on plans and standing up task forces to prepare plans.
. New year, new hopes Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Jan 08, 2026 Share this News New year, new hopes The new year inevitably brings with it an atmosphere of optimism and hopes for a better future.
. A continuing saga Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Dec 08, 2025 Share this News A continuing saga The clock is ticking until the next governor of Guam takes office in January 2027.
. Time to move forward Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Nov 04, 2025 Share this News Time to move forward For years, the Journal has followed Guam Memorial Hospital’s challenges.
. Planning ahead Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Oct 04, 2025 Share this News Planning ahead By now, in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, many proven leaders are eyeing a position in leadership.
. Talk to us Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Sep 01, 2025 Share this News Talk to us This issue of the Journal shines a light on small businesses.
. Words matter Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Aug 04, 2025 Share this News Words matter Following the earthquake in Russia, tsunami warnings were issued throughout the Pacific to Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, islands in Micronesia, Japan and Hawaii.
. Physician heal thyself Opinion: Editorial Posted on: Jul 07, 2025 Share this News Physician heal thyself Guam’s Bill 82-38, the “Do No Harm: The Anti-Medical Misconduct Act of 2025,” would eliminate the requirement that medical malpractice claims go through mandatory arbitration before reaching court.