Public Health Emergency: HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared a Public Health Emergency for Guam and the CNMI after Super Typhoon Bavi, unlocking CMS emergency flexibilities for Medicare/Medicaid providers and allowing out-of-state medical personnel and patient transfers under Section 1135. Typhoon Bavi Aftermath: Bavi made landfall in China’s Zhejiang province after evacuating nearly 2 million people; Guam’s recovery continues as residents still report power and water gaps, with some heading to shopping centers for charging and basic services. Power Restoration: Guam Power Authority reported 93% of feeders online as of Sunday morning, with all major substations and transmission lines energized, while crews warn weak points may fail after restoration. Local Government Budget Fight: Sen. Chris Duenas pushed back on BBMR objections to the FY2027 budget, arguing the Simon Sanchez High School rebuild delay is an execution problem, not a funding shortage. Emergency Preparedness Push: A letter urges Guam to fund community bomb shelters across the island, using military buildup funds and federal preparedness grants. Ports Reopen: The U.S. Coast Guard reopened the Port of Guam and Tinian to commercial traffic after storm closures, clearing hazards to get commerce moving again. Court Sanction: Guam Supreme Court sanctioned attorney Michael Phillips $500 for insufficient review of AI-generated content submitted to the court. Business Relief Request: Vice Speaker Tony Ada asked GPA and the utilities commission to postpone or phase in the power fuel surcharge increase for families hit by consecutive typhoons.