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- 1US military bases criticized for pollution and permanence●Never invite in the US empire ... once their bases are in, they never leave, and they pollute your country mercilessly,
A commentary argues that hosting US military bases is a trap: once established, they never leave, pollute host countries, and turn them into targets while locals are treated poorly. The remark links to reporting on Guam's military buildup and base pollution, fuelling wider debate about the environmental and social costs of the American military presence abroad.
- 2Guam Head Start receives $1 million federal boost for nutrition●Guam Head Start program getting $1M federal infusion to strengthen nutrition
Guam's Head Start program is set to receive $1 million in federal funding aimed at strengthening nutrition services for children in the program. The funding is intended to improve meals and food-related support for low-income families enrolled in early childhood education across the island, according to regional reporting from Guam.