The Pine Island glacier was already scary. The 160-mile-long river of ice is known as "the weak underbelly" of West Antarctica. It contributes more to sea level rise than any other glacier on the continent and ranks among the fastest melting glaciers in the world.
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland said on Friday his Justice Department will aggressively enforce voting rights at a time when many Republ… Read more
MAGWAN PORTH, England – President Joe Biden joined the leaders of other leading democracies on the white sands of Carbis Bay in England on Fri… Read more
WASHINGTON - The Biden administration on Thursday told federal agencies that more employees can return to their offices as the threat of the c… Read more
Two men accused of plotting violence at a Virginia gun rights rally to spark a "race war" pleaded guilty Thursday to firearms and immigration-… Read more
Former White House lawyer Don McGahn told congressional investigators that he was "perturbed" by Donald Trump's efforts to shut down the U.S. … Read more
WASHINGTON — Democratic primary voters have been turning away this year from the anti-elite furies that continue to roil Republican politics, … Read more
President Joe Biden embarked on his first foreign trip on Wednesday, leaving behind an uncertain domestic agenda with many of his most ambitio… Read more
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California's drought is accelerating the start of the 2021 wildfire season – and intensifying the pressure on PG&E Co… Read more
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin issued an internal directive calling for several initiatives to counter China, U.S officials said on Wednesday,… Read more
WASHINGTON (Los Angeles Times) — The Senate on Tuesday approved a sweeping effort to fortify the nation's ability to compete with China's econ… Read more
President Joe Biden on Tuesday broke off talks on an infrastructure bill with a key Republican, instead reaching out to a bipartisan group, af… Read more
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Capitol Police had specific intelligence that supporters of President Donald Trump planned to mount an armed invasion of… Read more
The Treasury Department has asked law enforcement authorities to investigate the disclosure of tax records cited in a media report that showed… Read more
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to let immigrants who have been allowed to stay in the United States on humanitarian grounds apply to… Read more
Vermont's Republican governor on Monday signed a law requiring the state's top election official to send a mail ballot to every eligible voter… Read more
WASHINGTON — Democrats are at high risk of losing control of Congress next year, and the perilous outlook is shaping party strategy on every l… Read more
Rural-urban gap in US death rates tripled even before pandemic Read more
The United States will donate 750,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses to Taiwan as part of the country's plan to share shots globally, U.S. Sen. Tammy … Read more
WASHINGTON — Sen. Joe Manchin said Sunday he won't support the For the People Act passed by House Democrats, potentially dooming the legislati… Read more
WASHINGTON — More transparency is needed into what kind of cash payments are made after ransomware attacks, a top Democrat said, following a r… Read more
Democrats will start the process on Wednesday of preparing an infrastructure bill for a vote in the U.S. House of Representatives, with or wit… Read more
Former President Donald Trump on Saturday sharply attacked U.S. infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci over his handling of the coronavirus p… Read more
NEW YORK — Police in riot gear enforcing a new curfew at Manhattan's Washington Square Park arrested 23 people during a clash that left eight … Read more
MIAMI — Another Miami-Dade mass shooting and a possibly connected car crash killed three people and sent five others to the hospital with guns… Read more
The Department of Justice said on Saturday that it would no longer seek source information from reporters in leak investigations after recent … Read more
A U.S. federal judge overturned California's 32-year-old ban on assault weapons on Friday, describing it as a "failed experiment" and promptin… Read more
The United States, Britain and other large, rich nations reached a landmark deal on Saturday to squeeze more money out of multinational compan… Read more
The trade relationship between the two largest economies in the world has “significant imbalance” and the Biden administration is committed to… Read more
A heroic rat who discovered more than 70 land mines during five years of service in Cambodia is retiring this month. Read more
President Vladimir Putin said Russia doesn’t want to stop using the dollar as he accused the U.S. of exploiting the currency’s dominance for s… Read more
About 20 civilians have been killed in clashes with soldiers from Myanmar's military junta in the southern Ayeyarwady river delta region on Sa… Read more
WASHINGTON — Three previous U.S. administrations have sought without success to stem the tide of migrants from Central America. Vice President… Read more
President Joe Biden and Republicans entered the weekend sharply at odds over how to craft an infrastructure deal that could satisfy their camp… Read more
U.S. job growth picked up in May and the unemployment rate fell, signaling firms are making some progress filling a record number of openings … Read more
Citing increased hospitalization rates of teenagers with COVID-19 in March and April, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Roch… Read more
The U.S. Department of Justice is elevating investigations of ransomware attacks to a similar priority as terrorism in the wake of the Colonia… Read more
WASHINGTON - The White House is urging private companies to take "immediate steps" to better protect themselves against ransomware attacks fol… Read more
NAWA, Afghanistan - The fight between Afghan government troops and the Taliban is entering a more brutal phase as a reduction in airstrikes ag… Read more
From free beer to free child care, President Joe Biden on Wednesday touted new efforts to get 70% of U.S. adults at least one shot of vaccinat… Read more
President Joe Biden and Republican Sen. Shelley Moore Capito had a "constructive and frank" discussion on Wednesday about revitalizing U.S. in… Read more
WASHINGTON — Former president Donald Trump remains relentlessly focused on the false claim that the November election was stolen from him and … Read more
JBS said its systems are coming back online after a massive cyberattack threatened to knock out significant pieces of its global meat supply n… Read more
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin asked a judge on Wednesday for probation after being convicted for the murder of George Floyd,… Read more
Lingering questions about COVID-19 transmission and immunity are clouding the outlook for the fall as the U.S. drops restrictions, including m… Read more
For years, Mars has been all the rage at NASA. The space agency sent a series rovers there, including Perseverance, a car-sized vehicle that l… Read more
President Joe Biden will announce steps on Tuesday to narrow the large and persistent racial wealth gap that divides Black, Latino and white A… Read more
President Joe Biden on Tuesday announced Vice President Kamala Harris will lead the administration's efforts on voting rights as Republican st… Read more
Government officials on Thursday said Guam could start an online permitting process before 2021 ends, and would improve more procedures ahead of what Lt. Gov. Joshua Tenorio anticipates will be a construction boom.
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Looking at the Pride Month exhibit near the Legislature, I admire Guam's support for political pluralism and the free expression of people. My… Read more
