Supreme Court & Self-Determination: Prutehi Guahan is set for a historic U.S. Supreme Court hearing challenging whether the military is complying with environmental laws tied to Tarague Beach, with a related Fordham symposium on federal power over territories and Indigenous rights. Public Safety: Guam Police and the AG’s office are investigating the death of Nicholas Wayne Moore, with details limited because it’s an active case; separately, a Docomo Pacific employee pleaded not guilty to aggravated sexual abuse tied to an Andersen Air Force Base incident, with trial set for Dec. 15. Elections: Guam Election Commission says early voting for the 2026 General Election starts Thursday, with homebound voting underway and precinct staffing nearly complete. Legislature & Health Funding: Senators passed Bill 1 (11-S) after major amendments, reserving $19.9M excess Section 30 funds for GMH and tying the electronic health record upgrade to existing GMH budget amounts. Utilities & Cost Pressures: CCU approved $32.5M in financing options for Guam Power Authority fuel purchases as fuel costs remain elevated. Community & Culture: GVB invites middle and high schools to the Oct. 23 GMIF Youth Fair; Be Heartfelt and Tower for Humanity seek 30,000 canned goods for Cans for Humanity (Oct. 10–11). Military Homecoming: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth will welcome the USS Abraham Lincoln crew home after a 320-day deployment.