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The House of Representatives committee that is investigating the previous administration’s controversial grant program will be issuing subpoenas today, Friday, to contractors Robert Travilla, Salina Sapp, and Shayne Villanueva to

The House of Representatives special committee that is investigating the previous administration’s controversial grant program has yet to issue subpoenas to compel the appearance of former governor Ralph DLG Torres,

The House Special Committee on Federal Assistance and Disaster-Related Funding escalated its investigation into the federally funded Building Optimism, Opportunities, and Stability Together program kn

The next meeting of a House of Representatives committee that is investigating the previous administration’s grant program will focus on whether or not to issue a subpoena to compel former

Rep. John Paul P. Sablan (Ind-Saipan) looks forward to helping put to rest the fiasco surrounding the previous administration’s Building Optimism, Opportunity, and Stability Together Program.

The CNMI’s beloved Jambalaya—which used to provide charters to Mañagaha—was wrecked after waters rose due to the approach of Typhoon Bolaven. According to Jambalaya’s owners, if they had just been

Members of a House of Representatives’ ad-hoc committee unanimously agreed yesterday to summon former Finance secretary David Atalig, as the committee resumes its investigation into the previous administration’s Building Optimism,

After several months of silence, the House of Representatives’ Special Committee on Federal Assistance & Disaster-related Funding will hold a meeting today, Thursday, in connection with their investigation into the

THE Department of Finance has recovered over $1 million in Building Optimism, Opportunity and Stability Together or BOOST monies that the administration of Gov. Ralph DLG Torres distributed last year,

Witness testimonies during public hearings by the previous 22nd Legislature made it clear that leaving decisions of spending public funds to just one person or even a single committee was a mistake, according to Rep. Marissa Renee Flores (Ind-Saipan) yesterday.