Sunshine Protection Act: The U.S. House approved the Sunshine Protection Act by a 308-117 vote, aiming to end the twice-yearly clock changes and make daylight saving time permanent nationwide—though the bill now faces a tougher test in the Senate and the White House. Local Safety & Community: In Tafuna, two men were charged after alleged gunfire during the July 4th celebration near Lions Park, with authorities saying shots were fired while fireworks were launching. Marine Protections Under Pressure: Pacific regulators and policy moves are rolling back protections tied to U.S. commercial fishing, including changes affecting marine national monuments near American Samoa. Territory Travel Disruption: The MV Manu’atele is grounded for at least two weeks after a U.S. Coast Guard inspection found new mechanical and safety issues, with Manu’a travelers urged to use alternative options. Culture & Learning: Tafuna High School Summer Bridge students joined a nationwide reading of the Declaration of Independence with Congresswoman Uifa’atali Amata as part of America 250. Museum Spotlight: The Jean P. Haydon Museum opened the America 250 exhibition, featuring artifacts that connect American Samoa’s history, arts, and the faaSamoa. Arts in the Spotlight: A Samoan performer tied to Falealili brought traditional song and dance to the Hollywood premiere of Disney’s live-action Moana. Health & Risk Warnings: Residents are being urged to avoid the BG Wealth/DSJ Exchange crypto scheme after Pacific-wide regulatory warnings about an alleged unregistered investment operation.