USS Abraham Lincoln Crisis: Families and lawmakers are pressing the Pentagon and Navy after multiple reports that sailors aboard the San Diego-based carrier tried to jump overboard during a record-breaking, extended deployment tied to the Iran conflict; the Navy says it hasn’t found an increase in suicidal ideation or attempts, while relatives describe worsening morale, strained conditions, and dwindling support. Local Education & Mental Health: Guam’s new school-year push follows Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero signing laws expanding student well-being supports and creating a licensure framework for school psychologists, aiming to strengthen mental health services and staffing. Budget Fight in the Legislature: Senators debate the governor’s revised FY2027 budget during a special session, with lawmakers and critics focusing on whether the business privilege tax reduction to 4% is sustainable and how executive control over GDOE finances will work. Citizenship Pressure: Guam leaders are again weighing concerns after President Trump signed executive orders targeting birthright citizenship in certain cases, raising questions about how territorial protections could be affected. Guam Courts: Donavan Carriaga was acquitted of murder-related charges in the 2017 Adam Messier case, with defense calling it proof the jury system works. Military Readiness in the Pacific: The U.S. Army selected its first air-defense unit for the Golden Dome missile defense mission, signaling a shift from planning to force structure and training.