Education & Youth: The University of Guam’s NSF EPSCoR Summer Math Research Experience welcomed its first Guam Community College participants, giving seven students hands-on research mentorship with real-world math projects. Environment & Community Rights: Earthjustice and Prutehi Guåhan filed a U.S. Supreme Court merits brief arguing the Air Force can’t destroy expired munitions on a Guam beach without a meaningful environmental review under NEPA. Tourism & Local Economy: Guam’s gubernatorial teams met at the Guam Tourism Educational Forum, with industry leaders pointing to the visitor economy’s $1.6B impact in 2025 and pushing for clearer policy to rebuild arrivals and the local workforce. Justice System: A defendant in Guam’s federal PUA fraud case asked to travel stateside for training and family visits as discovery delays continue and trial timing shifts. Culture & Liberation Day: A Pulitzer-winning photographer is holding a Tumon Liberation Day pop-up sale, donating half of proceeds to Rota typhoon recovery, while community voices lament the lack of a parade and carnival-style celebration for this year’s 82nd anniversary. Sports: Guam’s women’s U17 team is set for AFC qualifiers after being drawn into Group G alongside Myanmar and Hong Kong. Health Access: A doula care piece highlights how non-medical birth support is expanding on Guam to improve pregnancy and maternal outcomes. Policy Watch: A new push in Congress would end automatic birthright citizenship for future births in Guam and other territories starting Jan. 1, 2027, drawing swift condemnation from territorial leaders. Disaster Recovery: FEMA approved $751,714.97 for repairs to six Guam Department of Education facilities damaged by Super Typhoon Mawar.