Charlie Atalig wants the casino commission to suspend IPI's casino license until the casino pays its $30M balance to the CBF. Stops short.

Matt Deleon Guerrero was the governor's chief of staff during the time two of his organizations received over half of Community Benefit Fund

The world's premier anti-laundering law enforcement body says IPI violated the Bank Secrecy Act. Officials say the jig is up.

CNMI public officials recited a litany of problems stemming from the casino after Tina Sablan said the casino license should be revoked.

It was Gov. Torres, who after Christmas 2017, allowed IPI to keep custody of the $10M for the Community Benefit Fund.

While thousands struggle throughout the CNMI for just a little bit of cash, documents reveal spending sprees of CBF funds by special people.

The single largest purchase order/contract is to International Royal Inc. for $2.5M for PPE. Several Guam-based companies with ties to the T

Sen. Jude Hofschneider is receiving $5,000 every month for an allowance from the taxpayers. He refuses to disclose the receipts of spending.

Congress knows about Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero's refusal to account for federal funds; a committee is cracking down on that now.

The CNMI Republican Party chairman issued at illegal NTP to a company with crony GOP ties to operate the Marpi Landfill... illegally.

PSS leaders turn on their constituency and ask them to bear the burden of the governor's financial mismanagement during this crisis.

The movement of cronies throughout the government to protect them from the fiscal ax is happening in the Torres admin. Who's watching?

There now are 14 cases in the CNMI. The new test running machine that came in today is from a company that has FDA approval.

Former Chief Justice Jose S. Dela Cruz is shocked by Gov. Ralph Torres's violations of Constitutional obligations in an opinion piece he sen

Saipan can now test in one hour what Guam is testing in five days. Their daily testing capacity now is about 200 times more than Guam's.

Teachers and school staff in the Commonwealth are getting the boot; the government is trying to trick them into resigning and losing benefit

The independent senator provided a list of financial solutions to help the governor follow the law about paying retirees and teachers.

IPI is back in the news. This time, its CFO has resigned.

After years of financial mismanagement, Gov. Torres now will withhold payments to retirees, and he's blaming public school employees for it.