Guam Heritage & Culture: Pacific Historic Parks is preparing a new documentary, “Håsso yan Onra Sumay” (“Remember and Honor Sumay”), premiering in February to preserve oral histories from two of the last surviving Sumay residents, with the historic village now largely off-limits behind Naval Base Guam. Regional Mobility & Tourism: Guam and CNMI officials launched a Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Working Group to expand the program to include the Philippines, aiming to align security safeguards and administrative steps while backing the economic case for more travel. Local Energy & Reliability: Guam Power Authority reported feeders restored after brief load shedding, with Piti 8 back online and Ukudu plant repairs continuing, as the utility asks customers to conserve during the evening demand window. Public Policy & Citizenship: Del. James Moylan strongly opposes a federal bill that would end birthright citizenship for U.S. territories, arguing it sets a dangerous precedent for Guam. Workforce & Education: UOG’s NSF EPSCoR Summer Math Research Experience welcomed Guam Community College participants, and UOG engineering student Amber Josfin Pineda earned a competitive Purdue summer research spot. Environment & Industry: Pacific leaders and groups condemned U.S. offshore mineral leasing plans near American Samoa over radioactive risk concerns, while Guam-area deep-sea mining worries continue to grow. Defense & Logistics: New reporting links U.S. Army hypersonic “Dark Eagle” training imagery to Guam, and NAVSUP FLC Yokosuka highlighted how Pacific air cargo operations support fleet readiness.