Defense & Aviation: The U.S. plans to move three RQ-4 Global Hawk drones from Andersen Air Force Base in Guam to Yokota Air Base in Tokyo this summer, bringing about 150 personnel and using existing facilities, with Japan’s defense ministry urging steps to reduce impacts on nearby residents. Local Courts & Health Infrastructure: Guam’s Supreme Court backed Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s authority to build and run the federally funded Mangilao hospital, rejecting attempts to block it through local procurement vetoes. Power & Energy Costs: Guam Power Authority and partners marked the ribbon cutting/launch of the 198-megawatt Ukudu Gas Combined Cycle plant, expected to cut fuel oil imports by roughly 1 million barrels a year and support more stable electricity as GPA pursues a July rate increase. Tourism & Visitor Flow: GVB says summer arrivals should build momentum despite recent setbacks like Super Typhoon Sinlaku and high jet fuel prices, with indicators pointing to easing pressure into July and August. Business & Financing: GEDA received a second $19.5M tranche under the State Small Business Credit Initiative to expand loan guarantees, surety bond help, and its Destinu Guåhan venture capital fund. Education Finance Watch: The Education Financial Supervisory Commission reviewed GDOE arrears and utility-related spending projections, including questions about aged bills. Immigration Scrutiny: A new USCIS memo signals tighter review for in-country green card adjustments, which could affect foreign workers and small business owners in Guam. Maritime Cleanup (CNMI): Federal and local partners begin a 30-day vessel removal operation at Smiling Cove Marina to restore safe waterway access after Super Typhoon Sinlaku. Agriculture & Local Food Markets: UOG’s Land Grant Extension is inviting farmers and food entrepreneurs to a marketing workshop series focused on product, price, place, promotion, and people.