Food & Trade Transparency: Hawaii’s new July 1 law will require clearer labeling for ahi, including where it was caught—an issue that local fishing groups say affects competition because much of the tuna sold in Hawaiʻi is imported, including from the Marshall Islands. Nuclear Legacy & Peace Activism: On the 80th anniversary of Bikini Atoll’s first nuclear tests, a Marshall Islands peace pilgrim is calling on Australia to back a treaty banning nuclear weapons, linking education gaps to the region’s lasting harm. Space & Pacific Connection: NASA is preparing a robotic rescue mission to boost the Swift telescope’s orbit, launching from a Pacific atoll in the Marshall Islands—showing how local geography is tied to global science. Education for Inclusion: The Marshall Islands is highlighted as meeting U.S. IDEA special education expectations, with Education Commissioner Dr. Natalie Nimmer pointing to teamwork across schools and families and ongoing summer trainings. Girls, Climate, and School Access: Plan International argues Australia should put girls at the center of Pacific solutions as fuel shortages, climate disasters, and emergencies disrupt schooling and increase risks like early marriage and violence. Immigration & Daily Life: Coverage from Arizona and the Phoenix area describes how new U.S. restrictions tied to refugees and asylum are reducing access to food aid, with ripple effects for immigrant families. Culture & Family Stories in Film: A new film screened at a festival follows a door-to-door encounter that leads to a Marshallese family connection—an intimate story about identity, belonging, and reunion.