Citizenship Fight: A new conservative legal blueprint argues Congress can “turn” birthright citizenship on and off in Guam and other U.S. territories, reviving the debate sparked by Rep. Morgan Griffith’s bill. Local Politics: Alicia Limtiaco faced questions alone at a Guam Women’s Chamber forum after Del. James Moylan skipped, pushing a “Guam first” federal equity and infrastructure pitch. Budget & Oversight: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero let the FY2027 budget lapse into law without her signature, citing added changes that reduce oversight of the Attorney General. Education Accountability: A new audit says GDOE bought 286 air-conditioning units worth $2.7M that sat uninstalled in a warehouse, with possible millions more in extra costs. Sports & Culture: Guam’s jiu-jitsu community is sending a 16-athlete team to Tokyo for the SJJIF World Championships, while Hågat’s Mt. Carmel Fiesta and Auto Show continues to fund church projects. Health & Community: Pay-Less Community Foundation is offering free cancer support services through September, including an online group with guest medical experts. Public Safety: Two women detainees at Mangilao prison face escape-related charges after allegedly trying to flee from a rooftop. Faith & Heritage: Centuries-old artifacts of Blessed Diego Luis de San Vitores are being moved to Tumon, with fragile robes among the items.