Citizenship Fight: Guam and CNMI leaders urged U.S. Rep. Morgan Griffith to withdraw his “End Birthright Citizenship for Territories Act,” warning it could create stateless children and that territorial citizenship rights can’t be changed unilaterally. Deep-Sea Mining Backlash: Pacific voices and American Samoa groups condemned BOEM’s proposed deep-sea mining lease sale near the territory, with fresh concerns about possible radioactive materials and calls for a moratorium; Governor Pulaali’i says ASG will review and comment during the 60-day period. Ocean Values Protest: “Stand with the Moana” brought youth, elders, educators, fishermen, and families to the Utulei shoreline for a peaceful, blue-dressed demonstration—flowers, silence, and respect for the moana. Community & Culture: Manu’atele marked the 122nd Anniversary of Manu’a Cession Day with church services, choirs, ‘ava, and cultural entertainment. Youth Programs: Boys & Girls Clubs wrapped up its DIY Ukulele Project through the AS Visitors Bureau “Save the Music” program, building creativity and teamwork. Sports & Service: American Samoa hosted a welcome dinner for the WBSC Oceania U15 Women’s Softball World Cup qualifier teams, while ASCC psychology students donated household goods to Fagaima fire victims. Health & Safety: DOH staff attended a pediatric behavioral summit in Las Vegas, and local reports highlighted ongoing community safety and behavioral support needs. Human Stories: A Tonga-linked marriage scheme in China is under investigation after women say they were effectively “bought and sold.” Endurance Event: The “Chasing Yesterday” team is set to arrive for a two-marathon, date-line challenge supporting children affected by alcohol addiction.