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While on Guam, I had the opportunity to meet with Guam Senate Majority Leader Jesse Lujan to discuss one of our shared priorities, expan
The bipartisan Continuing Resolution passed by the Senate on Friday, August 8, to fund the federal government through December 11, 2026, includ
Rota's coffee story is gaining international attention. Coffee was first cultivated on Rota during the Japanese administration of the Northern Marianas in the early 20th century, when the island was home to a thriving plantation. Decades after World War II, surviving coffee trees discovered on the slopes of Mt. Sabana sparked an effort to revive this forgotten chapter of Rota's history and transform it into a new opportunity for the future.
We are thrilled to introduce Jean Choi, the newest addition to the Saipan District Office for the summer. She is heading into her final year at University College London (UCL), where she pursues her degree in Crime and Security Science. She steps into this role with a strong dedication to shaping impactful policies within the community. Throughout the summer, Jean is eager to see how strategic analysis translates into effective public service and local development.
First Lady Melania Trump has announced that applications are now open for volunteers and performers to participate in the 2026 Christmas season at the White House. Talented individuals from the Commonwealth may apply for this unique opportunity to represent the Marianas by sharing our spirit of service, culture, and talent at the People’s House. Volunteer decorators must be at least 18 years old, U.S. citizens, and available to serve in Washington, DC, during the Thanksgiving week decorating period. |
On Tuesday, I met with Deputy Assistant Secretary of War for Energy Resilience and Optimization Rebecca Isacowitz t