Typhoon Recovery Funding: Guam’s 38th Legislature kicked off a Ninth Special Session on Super Typhoon Bavi recovery, with agencies answering questions on Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s $13.36M request (plus other needs like childcare subsidies and airport safety), including plans for seawall repairs along Marine Drive. Citizenship Fight: Leon Guerrero urged House Speaker Mike Johnson and Rep. Morgan Griffith to stop a bill that would end automatic citizenship for children born in Guam after Jan. 1, 2027, warning it targets newborns and territorial communities without real input and could create legal limbo. Youth Civic Engagement: UOG and Genesis Babauta will host a Youth Gubernatorial Forum July 30, inviting students to question candidates on education, jobs, healthcare, housing, public safety, and more. Community Health Day: GRMC marks 11 years with a Steel Strong, Heart Driven Health Fair July 25 at Micronesia Mall, offering free screenings, exhibits, games, and prizes. Sports & Culture: Guam hosts the Oceania Volleyball Championship Aug. 3–9, but Solomon Islands withdrew due to costs and visa hurdles; meanwhile, the Folklore Without Borders festival continues with international dance groups. Local Lifestyle & Access: Guam’s broadband expansion is set to bring high-speed internet to 1,500 sites, and the island’s tourism community held a forum on rebuilding visitor momentum.