By Nancy I. Maanao news@kanditnews.com Congressional candidate Robert Underwood is blasting local airwaves with commercials impugning his...

Guam's congressman introduced a bill in Congress to make native Chamorros eligible for billions in federal contracts set asides.

Join us for Chalikilis, Coffee, and Change with Democratic senatorial candidate Fred Bordallo, Jr. tonight at 7:30 p.m. on Kandit Live.

Join us for Chalikilis, Coffee, and Change with Democratic senatorial candidate John Ananich tonight at 7:30 p.m. on Kandit Live.

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Join us for Chalikilis, Coffee, and Change with Republican senatorial candidate Sandra Reyes Seau tonight at 7:30 p.m. on Kandit Live.

The Democrats saw our topics and ran from their interview. But one Democrat wants to answer questions honestly. Candidate Franklin Meno join

Join us for Chalikilis, Coffee, and Change with Democratic senatorial candidate Frank Leon Guerrero tonight at 7:30 p.m. on Kandit Live.

Here's a friendly reminder of the lies told since the last election, and why it's important to seek the truth as we go in to the next:

Gov. Ralph Torres asked his critics what their solutions are to the problems he started. One of them responded in detail today.

Joanne Brown is in a lot of trouble. For years she has falsely accused others of thievery. Today, an audit shows she's the crook.

Ken Leon Guerrero filed a complaint at the GEC against the Democratic Party, alleging the democrats are exploiting power and breaking laws

Incumbent minority House members are running as Democrats to reestablish accountability in the CNMI through a two-party system.

Political sources say Eddie Calvo and Tony Ada are teaming up to run for Adelup in 2022; but Ada says he's concentrating on his senatorial

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the self-described democratic socialist, has won a resounding victory in the Nevada caucuses, cement