Budget & Business Climate: Guam Chamber of Commerce chairman Ed Untalan calls GovGuam’s FY2027 budget bill “a good first step,” backing Bill 266-38 for fiscal sustainability and accountability as tourism arrivals remain far below pre-COVID levels. Weather Watch for Travelers: NWS says Invest 97W poses no threat to islands in the NWS Guam area, but it’s still driving gusty winds and building seas/surf—important for beach plans and reef safety. Storm Recovery & Daily Life: Guam Power Authority reports major restoration progress after Super Typhoon Bavi, with feeders and substations coming back online while crews warn of weak points that may fail later. Port Access for Logistics: Coast Guard reopens Rota and Tinian ports to commercial traffic after PHWC WHISKEY, with mariners cautioned about channel hazards. Relief on the Ground: Salvation Army says it delivered thousands of meals and will keep feeding residents in long-term shelters, with additional supplies planned for Rota. Tourism Angle—Exam Tourism: Guam’s Prometric Test Center pitches a comeback for “exam tourism,” targeting Asian CPA candidates who could save on international testing fees by taking exams in Guam. Education Update: SIFA’s Tamuning campus opening may slip past Aug. 10 due to permitting and GCC facility approval delays, with a temporary plan under discussion. Regional Security Context: China’s submarine-launched nuclear-capable missile test draws condemnation across the region, including concern over opaque military activity.