ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -- An election-eve terrorist strike. A tanking stock market. A stunner of a jobs report. An unscripted moment.
The Saipan Chamber of Commerce is opposed to taxing unhealthy foods in the Northern Marianas.
O le soona ta solo o mamanu a Samoa i vaega o le tino e pei o ogavae ma tauau, aemaise ai foi le lolomi i mitiafu, o ni isi ia o auala e manatu ni isi o tufuga ta tatau, ua atagia mai ai le manatu
NOFOVAAVAAIA LE ALII NA FAAOOLIMA LONA TUAFAFINE MA LONA TOALUA
O lo ua fa’ailoa mai se ali’i e fai pisinisi o tupe inivesi ua saisaitia nei i ni moliga o le fa’aaogaina fa’aletatau o tupe a tagata na tu’uina atu e Inivesi i lana kamupani.
O le taeao ananafi na tulai ai i luma o le Faamasinoga Faaitumalo le alii pagota o Iumalo Seiuli, lea o lo o tuli lona faasalaga i le umia o mariuna, ina ua toe molia i le solitulafono o le sola e
E leai ni ‘au lakapi a alii mai Apia o le a tauva i le taamilosaga taito’a 7 a le Mosooi, lea ua faamoemoe e faia i le faaiuga o le vaiaso nei i le malae taalo a le malo i Tafuna, sei vagana ai au
A woman hailing from Clearwater, Florida is in American Samoa searching for information about the “Seth Parker”, a ship that set sail from the territory on July 13, 1935 with seventeen American Sa
Samoa provides the most businessfriendly environment for local entrepreneurs in the Pacific region, according to a new report from International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the World Bank that me
LONDON (AP) -- British soldiers and military dogs gathered at a British army barracks Thursday to honor a fallen hero with selfless courage, nerv