A mosque and a Muslim congregation are flourishing in the Marshall Islands by demonstrating Islam is a force for good in the community.

Some residents of Guam and the Northern Marianas Islands think it may be time to change the political relationship with the U.S.

Micronesia has become heavily reliant on U.S. aid for its gross domestic product and jobs — not a model for sustainability.

The first female head of state of a Pacific island nation talks about the biggest threat her country faces.

The Asian Development Bank says the income gap is most severe in Majuro and Ebeye where 75 percent of the population lives.

The Chuukese man “had no apparent source of support, didn’t attend school, was convicted of felony crimes and was a public charge.”

UPDATED 12/2/2016: Supporters say the program helps immigrants acclimate, rather than encouraging them to drain public resources.

A senator from the Marshall Islands says chemical contamination of fish is “a public health concern of epic proportion.”

Residents of the Pacific nation used by the U.S. as a nuclear test site call for a visit in wake of Hiroshima visit.

Local leaders fear that residents will be “shunted from their homes” and “reduced to just doing cultural dances” for tourists.