PUA Fraud Case: A federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance fraud trial for seven Guam defendants was pushed back again, now set for April 14, 2027, after a judge cited new discovery and defense timing concerns. Defense & Guam’s Role: The U.S. deployed the hypersonic “Dark Eagle” to Guam for Valiant Shield, marking the first frontline-territory deployment tied to the Indo-Pacific exercise. Liberation & Aviation History: “Mission Marge” brought a recovered wingtip from WWII “Ace of Aces” Richard Bong’s P-38 to Andersen Air Force Base, connecting CHamoru-era remembrance with modern service. Typhoon Recovery Costs: Guam lawmakers heard DPW estimates that repairing damaged seawalls after Bavi and Sinlaku could run “easy $100M,” with questions about design, assessment, and environmental review. Citizenship Fight: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero urged House Speaker Mike Johnson to stop movement on a bill ending birthright citizenship in Guam and other territories, as local leaders and Democrats push back. Caregiving & Wellness: Your Well First and GECCA are hosting caregiver wellness workshops focused on stress, resilience, and burnout prevention. Tourism Workforce: SKÅL International Guam awarded a $1,000 scholarship to a Dusit Beach employee pursuing a tourism degree at GCC. Internet Access: Guam signed agreements to expand high-speed broadband to about 1,340 homes and 175 community institutions under the federal BEAD program. Sports & Community: GRMC’s Steel Strong, Heart Driven Health Fair returns July 25 with free screenings, games, and prizes.