A congresswoman introduces a bill that would change the way the U.S. territory is reimbursed for Micronesian immigration “compact impact.”

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard co-sponsors legislation to extend eligibility for national service programs to citizens of three Micronesian nations who reside in the U.S.

Hawaii Congressman Mark Takai pushes to compensate military personnel exposed to radioactive soil and debris in the Marshall Islands.

Dehydration, starvation, malnutrition and disease could come from climate change.

Hawaii Gov. David Ige announced a deal between the state and the federal government that will give residents from Compact of Free Association nations more time to enroll.

PODCAST: Oahu physician Sheldon Riklon is an inspiration for Micronesians and an epiphany for others.

People living in U.S. island territories don’t have the right to vote for president despite carrying U.S. citizenship and serving in the military at higher rates than U.S. states.

The attorneys general from Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands say the airlines’ service “has declined beyond what we ever could have imagined.”

Hawaii Rep. Mark Takai wants to extend benefits to veterans who helped clean up Micronesia nuclear contamination.

The Micronesian diaspora has spread out across the country, but many Americans still don’t realize who their new neighbors are.