Deep-Sea Mining Ban: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero signed Public Law 38-129 banning deep-sea mining in Guam’s territorial waters, with fines up to $50,000 per day and a new local lever that could restrict Port Authority use for unlawful operations. School Nutrition: The Guam Department of Education won Guam Education Board approval to adopt federal USDA Smart Snacks standards, keeping junk food off public school campuses and student sales. GVB Misconduct Probe Push: Senators Terlaje, Salas Matanane, and San Agustin reacted to a $61.5M lawsuit alleging rape and coverup at the Guam Visitors Bureau, calling for investigations and accountability while urging due process. Behavioral Health Funding Gap: The Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center says $5.3M in federal Child Care Development Fund cuts will threaten key crisis and treatment programs unless it secures about $4M to bridge the loss. Housing Payments Delay: GHURA says Section 8 rental payments won’t be deposited by June 5 due to HUD/treasury transmission timing issues. Southern School Closure Records: Sen. Chris Barnett demands documents from GDOE on potential closure/consolidation of six southern elementary schools, arguing decisions must be backed by proof, not “political theater.” Visa Waiver Talks: Guam and CNMI renewed their push for a Philippines visa waiver carveout for travel to the islands. Local Crime: A Dededo man was sentenced to nine years in federal prison in a meth trafficking conspiracy tied to a prison-run network. Sports & Culture: Two Guam ninjas (Deren Perez, Rai Flores) earned spots on American Ninja Warrior; and the Guam Museum hosts a decolonization exhibit with community writing events.