Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie, right, and Lt. Gov. Brian Schatz sign a petition supporting Native Hawaiian sovereignty in Honolulu on Friday, July 20, 2012.
Ask any magician and they’ll tell you that the secret to a successful magic trick is misdirection — distracting the crowd so they don’t realize how they’re being fooled.
O se va’aiga lea i le tama’ita’i o SFC Penelope Vaiau - Mulitauaopele i lana tusi aualofa sa ia molita’i mai i lona aiga i Amerika Samoa, Hawaii ma US a’o i ai o ia i le tafa o taua i Kuwait i le
Ua i ai le fuafuaga a le Komiti Faafoe o le Vaega Tosova’a, o le a faaauau pea ona o latou faa faigaluegaina tagata mo le faatinoina o a latou galuega o lo o faapea ona faatupulaia i le taimi nei.
Ua talia e le Faamasinoga Feterale i Uosigitone se talosaga a le Ofisa o le Initeria, ina ia maua se avanoa o le Failautusi o le Initeria ia Kenneth Salazar e tali atu ai i le faasea a le aiga o H
The Samoa government is threatening to switch off the electricity supply to the village of Magiagi in the suburbs of Apia unless it agrees to accept a pre-paid system to receive power.
The federal court in Washington DC has approved a defense motion allowing US Interior Secretary Kenneth Salazar another week to reply to the complaint filed by the Haleck family of American Samoa