CNMI Recovery & Health Aid: Guam Cancer Care launched “Fuel the Fight” to help CNMI cancer patients still affected by Super Typhoon Sinlaku, with a $10,000 kick-off donation and plans to buy patient supplies like Ensure, Glucerna, adult wipes/diapers, and colostomy items. Disaster Response Update: USACE’s Sinlaku Recovery Field Office leadership shifted May 26, with Lt. Col. Simratpal Singh taking over from Lt. Col. Adrian Biggerstaff after early recovery work including generator hookups, temporary roofing, debris planning, and restoring power support. Harbor Disruption: More than a month after Sinlaku, grounded fishing vessels remain at Smiling Cove Marina as crews dredge sand deposits to reopen the marina channel for safer boat access. Immigration Policy Watch: A new USCIS memo signals stricter scrutiny for green card applicants already in the U.S., pushing most toward consular processing overseas—raising concerns about family separation and workforce instability in the Marianas. Local Governance & Federal Policy: CNMI Del. Kimberlyn King-Hinds urged Congress to recalibrate federal policies so recovery builds long-term resilience, not just returns to what was vulnerable. Education Partnership: EUCON International University and Hebei Oriental University signed an MOU aimed at building a CNMI education hub and an “EUCON University City” plan. Online Child Safety Fight (National): Multiple state attorneys general, including Hawaiʻi’s Anne Lopez and others, opposed the federal KIDS Act, arguing it would weaken state protections for children online. Weather: Invest 99W is expected to develop but poses no threat to Guam or CNMI, though unsettled conditions and spotty showers are possible. Sports: Tolu Young won three gold medals at the Oceania Aquatics Championships in Fiji.