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Pacific cultural beliefs can infringe human rights - UN official
A United Nations official says Pacific nations need to make sure cultural beliefs are not infringing human rights.
Businessman Warren Fisher passes away
Long time local businessman and owner of Pacific International Engineering (PIE) Ltd., Warren Fisher passed away peacefully Sunday morning at the LBJ Medical Center, says his wife of 28 years Silo
Fa’amaonia tu’uaiga faasaga pule o le USCG
O le taeao ananafi na ta’usalaina ai e le Faamasinoga Faaitumalo le alii o lo o faauluulu i ai le Ofisa o le Puipuiga o le Gataifale a le malo tele o Amerika, le U.S Coast Guard, susuga Lt.
NOAA expansion plan will not take over DMWR
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) cited as “misconceptions” some comments received from the public during the comment period on the proposed plan for the expansion of the
Lawsuit filed over denying US citizenship to local born
Five Samoans who were all born in American Samoa, along with the California based organization Samoan Federation of America, have filed a complaint with the federal court in Washington D.C.
Reading teacher on a mission
Bathsheba Sagiao, a reading teacher at Samoa Baptist Academy has been on a personal mission for the past couple of years.
Cohort 25 celebrates with Literacy Carnival
The 4th of July is a day of fun and celebration, with family, friends, summertime food and often fireworks, but in American Samoa, this 4th of July was also the time for community service of a dif