GUAM POLITICS
Who is winning Ohio governor race? Can Vivek Ramaswamy win the race amid past controversies and backlash over Amy Acton ad?
Who is winning the Ohio governor race? Republican Vivek Ramaswamy and Democrat Amy Acton are competing in the November 3 election to succeed Governor Mike DeWine. As votes are counted, the contest has also drawn attention over a controversial Ramaswamy campaign advertisement featuring Acton's estranged mother, Donna Arthur, who calls her daughter a liar and urges voters not to support her.
Guam governor results: Meet Tony Ada, former US Army serviceman poised to become Guam’s next governor
Republican candidate Tony Ada is poised to become Guam’s next governor after taking an early lead in the November 3 gubernatorial election alongside his running mate, E.J. Calvo. A former US Army serviceman who served from 1986 to 1993, Ada has also held several positions in Guam’s government, including serving in the territory’s legislature.
When does time fall back in 2026? Here's when the time change will happen in America
Americans want to know when will the fall back happen in 2026. While the date is close, people are waiting for the extra hour during the morning time.
China missile test deepens Pacific divide over growing militarisation
China’s July ballistic-missile test has exposed divisions among Pacific island nations over growing militarisation and competing U.S.-China influence. Despite concerns voiced by several leaders, Pacific foreign ministers failed to agree on a joint condemnation, underscoring tensions between the region’s “Ocean of Peace” ambitions and the security benefits offered by external powers.
US Navy Secretary John Phelan steps down: Meet Hung Cao, Vietnam refugee and Trump ally taking charge
Secretary of the Navy John C. Phelan is stepping down: Navy Secretary John C. Phelan has resigned, with Undersecretary Hung Cao stepping in as acting chief. Cao, a 25-year Navy veteran and Vietnamese refugee, brings extensive operational experience and a strong political voice to the role. His appointment follows Phelan's immediate departure, with no reason provided.
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Daylight Saving Time 2025: Will US get an extra hour of sleep this week? Here’s when you will turn the clocks back
Americans are gearing up for the biannual clock adjustment for daylight saving time. This November, the country will transition from daylight saving time back to standard time.
China’s dual aircraft carrier drills in Pacific rattle US and Japan
China deployed two aircraft carriers, Liaoning and Shandong, for drills. The exercises took place near Japan and Guam. This action raised concerns in Japan and the United States. Analysts view this as China's effort to expand its naval power. Japan is strengthening its defenses. The United States is monitoring the situation closely. China's move signals its ambition for regional influence.
China's aircraft carriers push into waters long dominated by US
China is expanding its naval power. It tests its warships' capabilities far from its shores. Recent exercises involved two aircraft carriers near Japan. These drills caused concern among Asian neighbors. China aims to project power into the Pacific. It may use carriers to defend interests globally. The country is also developing more advanced carriers.
Why 2 Chinese aircraft carriers are operating in the Pacific together for the first time
Japan is concerned about China's military. Two Chinese aircraft carriers operated together in the Pacific. This is the first time this has happened. A Chinese fighter jet flew close to a Japanese plane. Japan has expressed concern to China. China says it is routine training. Japan is strengthening its defenses. China's navy is growing. Taiwan sees this as China's expansion.
South Korea's defence ministry says no talks held with US on troop withdrawal
South Korea's defense ministry refuted a Wall Street Journal report suggesting the U.S. might withdraw approximately 4,500 troops. While Seoul denies discussions on troop reduction, the U.S. may consider relocating forces to other Indo-Pacific locations like Guam. South Korea affirms continued defense cooperation with the U.S. to deter North Korea, despite potential cost-sharing discussions linked to trade negotiations.
China's Xi Jinping urges military to 'combat corruption'
Chinese President Xi Jinping has urged the military to prioritize war-fighting capabilities and tackle corruption, according to state media. This directive comes amid heightened tensions surrounding Taiwan and the South China Sea. Xi emphasized the need for discipline and loyalty within the newly formed Information Support Force.
Incoming Japan PM Ishiba's 'Asian NATO' idea test for US diplomacy
Shigeru Ishiba, Japan's next potential prime minister, proposes creating an 'Asian NATO' and stationing Japanese troops on U.S. soil to counter China's military rise. His ideas have faced skepticism from Washington but aim to strengthen regional security through existing alliances like the Quad and AUKUS.
Kim Jong Un celebrates North Korea's new 'space power' era
North Korea's Kim Jong Un hailed a successful spy satellite launch, celebrating a "new era of space power" during a visit with scientists and family. The "Malligyong-1" launch marked Pyongyang's third attempt, claimed to capture images of US military bases in Guam. Kim emphasized the satellite's defensive role against hostile forces. South Korea confirmed success but is assessing functionality. Images revealed Kim's joyful interaction with scientists and his daughter, triggering a partial suspension of a military accord between North and South Korea.
N. Korea to send new weapons to border after spy satellite launch
North Korea vows stronger armed forces at South border amidst satellite success claims. Seoul suspends military accord, deploys border assets. Pyongyang announces deployment of new weapons, citing suspension of deals with South Korea. Missile launch accompanies tensions, triggering fears of potential escalation. Kim Jong Un oversees satellite launch, claims show US bases in Guam. Satellite launch could intensify peninsula's space race, experts suggest.
China-based 'Flax Typhoon' hackers targeting Taiwan govt: Microsoft
Microsoft said Thursday that Flax Typhoon, "a nation-state actor based out of China", has since mid-2021 mainly "targeted government agencies and education, critical manufacturing, and information technology organizations in Taiwan".
China's Xi calls for combat readiness as PLA marks founding anniversary
Chinese President Xi Jinping has urged the country's armed forces to quicken its modernisation and broaden its combat capabilities and readiness, according to state news agency Xinhua. Several military exercises have increasingly showcased China's new aircraft carrier and long-range stealth jet fighter as the country ramps up drills amid increased external threats and deteriorating external environments.
India and UK in final stages of signing defence logistics pact, will extend reach
The logistics pact, which will enable reciprocal use of bases and airfields for fuel, supplies and spares, has been under discussion with the UK, besides an agreement on joint training. India already has similar pacts with six nations that have interest in the Indo-Pacific region.
India, France plan to hold tri-service military games
This came up during defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s visit to France on October 11-12 for the first annual defence dialogue with her French counterpart Florence Parly, who also handed over a letter from President Emmanuel Macron for PM Narendra Modi to reaffirm the expanding bilateral strategic partnership, said sources on Monday.
Beijing keeping close watch on ongoing Malabar wargames by India, US & Japan
This has necessitated a sharing of information with the US forces in the region, as well as attempts to increase India's ability to detect and intercept submarines.
PM Narendra Modi, Shinzo Abe take stock of geopolitics over phone
PM Modi’s upcoming visit to Sochi for informal summit with the Russian President Vladimir Putin which will be followed by Japanese PM’s visit to St Petersburg to meet Putin were also part of the conversation.
High risks and de minimis rewards confront investors
Starting with Venezuela, holding and trading these bonds pose more risk than just a credit decision.
View: Good reasons to dismiss market fears, for now
The recovery in risk assets has a lot to do with a "buy the dips" mentality.
Indian-Americans to celebrate Donald Trump's inauguration with a ball
The presidential inaugural gala will be held in the historic ball room of Mayflower hotel on the eve of Trump's swearing in on January 20.
China stuns military experts with new missiles display
The land-based DF-21D intermediate-range missile is believed to be equipped with onboard terminal guidance systems making it capable of hitting moving targets, observers said.
3 MLAs quit to pressure Congress on Telangana
"The very purpose of resigning is to build up pressure on Congress and also on ministers of Congress in Telangana region," Krishna Rao told.
Obama says Clinton's gas tax relief plan symbolizes a candidacy of phony ideas
Barack Obama sharpened his attacks on rival Hillary Rodham Clinton Saturday as he made a pitch for support from working-class voters who could decide the outcome of next week's critical primaries in Indiana and North Carolina.
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