Hospital Fight in Court: The Guam Supreme Court ruled Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero can establish and use federally funded hospital money for the Mangilao project, saying the AG can’t use procurement law as a “statutory veto” to block her, and that disputes must go through the courts. Foster Care Shortage: Guam is short 70 foster homes for 693 children in the system, with 512 placed in homes but many still in shelters and group facilities; officials are pushing residents to get licensed as a 2K/5K fundraiser and Foster Care Month outreach ramp up. Medical Complex Settlement Conference: Despite earlier claims it was “too late” for settlement talks, the governor says she will participate in a court-ordered settlement conference tied to the Mangilao medical complex and related cases. Local Land Threat to Nonprofit: Åmot Para Taotao Tåno landowner Bernice Tudela Nelson faces potential eviction after the CHamoru Land Trust Commission raised eligibility and lease compliance concerns tied to her nonprofit’s traditional healing mission. Military Presence Update: Japan says a U.S. Global Hawk unit will move from Andersen Air Force Base in Guam to Yokota Air Base in Tokyo this summer, with about 150 personnel and no new facilities planned. Quad Diplomacy: The Quad foreign ministers’ New Delhi meeting highlighted port, energy security, maritime surveillance, critical minerals, and undersea cable resilience initiatives aimed at countering instability in the Indo-Pacific. Immigration Case: A deported felon pleaded guilty to attempting to reenter Guam using a fake name, with sentencing set for Aug. 27.