Op-Ed: AFFORDABLE CARE ACT, Part 1
There has been much discussion concerning the future of health care in our country. As is evident in any “healthy” democracy, views vary widely and opinions on health care reform are persistently
There has been much discussion concerning the future of health care in our country. As is evident in any “healthy” democracy, views vary widely and opinions on health care reform are persistently
Effective last month, the American Samoa Government remains on “high risk” status for all U.S.
The High Court has ordered Bank of Hawai’i to restore the close to $1 million of American Samoa Government money the bank froze last month in the ASG general fund account to satisfy a writ of exec
TUIFALEAMATO R.A. TAGOVAILOA WILL SEEK TUALATAI VOTE ONCE AGAIN
Hopes to unseat incumbent Galumalemana
by Samoa News staff
“Dishonesty, immoral behavior and alleged criminal conduct” is the basis of changes in personnel within the Department of Public Safety, says Commissioner Tuaolo Manaia Fruean.
American Samoa will mark next Monday 108 years since the Manu’a island group was ceded to the United States and became part of American Samoa, but no ceremony is scheduled to be held in Manu’a thi
Local attorney Charles Alailima says citizenship is the individual right of a person and does not impact political status or culture — including matai and title issues.
The federal court in Washington D.C. has approved a defense motion allowing U.S.