On January 9, 1978, a new government and constitution came into effect in part in the Northern Mariana Islands after approval in 1977. The new constitution would not become fully into effect until November 4, 1986.
#TBT: January 30, 2025
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New report says overturning Insular Cases would not trigger new taxes
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Puerto Rico Resident Commissioner criticizes statehood lobbying efforts citing questionable numbers
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Stranded by status: The lack of territorial parity in the news
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Pacific territories' role in national security discussed in US House subcommittee hearing
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Puerto Rico Resident Commissioner criticizes statehood lobbying efforts citing questionable numbers
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Northern Mariana Islands Delegate King-Hinds joins Congressional Hispanic Conference in urging Speaker Johnson not to cut essential program funding
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Governor Palacios attends inaugural Saipan–Rota flight ceremony
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New report says overturning Insular Cases would not trigger new taxes
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Cutting funding for science can have consequences for the economy, US technological competitiveness
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