Birthright citizenship fight: A new push in Congress would end automatic U.S. citizenship for babies born in Guam and other inhabited U.S. territories starting Jan. 1, 2027, after the Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship on the mainland—raising fresh uncertainty for families and “birth tourism” concerns. Tourism access in the Marianas: In the Senate, lawmakers blocked a fast-tracked bill that would have ended visa-free travel for Chinese nationals to Guam and CNMI, with CNMI tourism leaders warning it could cause “catastrophic damage” to the islands’ recovery. CNMI flight continuity: Jeju Air says it will keep winter flights to Saipan starting in October without MVA subsidy support, a sign of confidence in the CNMI tourism market. Guam weather: Invest 90W has dissipated, but forecasters say to keep an eye on a new disturbance near the Philippines Sea; Guam should see mostly sunny skies with a few showers. Guam Photo Hunt: The Guam Visitors Bureau launched an island-wide Instagram scavenger hunt with 100+ stops and prizes through Sept. 30. Beach safety: Guam EPA flagged 17 polluted beaches, advising residents and visitors to avoid swimming or fishing in unsafe waters. Liberation Day & Rota recovery: A Pulitzer-winning photographer will sell art in Tumon on Liberation Day week, donating half the proceeds to Rota typhoon recovery.