Guam

Guam Islanders Who Suffered 1940s War Atrocities Are Finally Getting Paid

More than 3,000 native Guamanians will get payments of $10,000 to $25,000 as compensation from the U.S. government for their suffering at the hands of imperial Japan during World War II.
By Anita Hofscheider, AP

Guam Elects First Female Governor, Flips Seat To Democrats

A former representative in Guam's Legislature, Leon Guerrero won with more than 50 percent of votes.
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19 Attorneys General Call On Congress To Legalize Banking For Weed Industry

Federal regulations currently make it risky for banks to provide services to cannabis businesses.
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North Korea Says Missile Test Was Threat For Guam

Kim Jong Un said the test was necessary to undertake more exercises with the Pacific as the target.
By Soyoung Kim and Susan Heavey, Reuters

It's Time For Japan To Develop The Capacity To Strike North Korea If Necessary

Japan must be ready to defend itself when America’s nuclear deterrence fails.
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North Korea Appears To Pull Back From Guam Threats

South Korea also demanded consent before any U.S. military action on the peninsula.
By Reuters

Trump Tells Guam Governor Nuclear Tensions Will Mean More Tourism

North Korea threatened to fire missiles near Guam. Trump says the publicity will bring tourists.
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Guamanians Take Missile Threat Seriously -- But Think We Should All Calm Down

"I feel like the threat is as real to everyone else as it is to Guam."
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North Korea's Bombastic Threats Are Probably More Rational Than You Think

"If Kim Jong Un were crazy and irrational, North Korea wouldn’t exist in 2017."
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Guam's Governor Wants President Who Promises 'Fire, Fury'

Gov. Eddie Calvo says he is concerned and worried about North Korea, but not panicked.
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