Fraud & Health Access: A Guam bingo operator tied to fake fundraising for sick children headed to Shriners Hospital in Honolulu is now on the FBI’s Most Wanted Fraudster’s List, after a scheme that laundered millions from a $34 million operation and left families facing travel hardships. CNMI Recovery & Food Security: Nearly two months after Super Typhoon Sinlaku, CNMI disaster food assistance was approved—expanding Nutrition Assistance Programme benefits and adding a Disaster Nutrition Assistance Programme for affected households, though officials warn it won’t arrive immediately. Disaster Response & Services: The U.S. Army Reserve’s 9th Mission Support Command wrapped up a months-long relief and recovery mission in Saipan, including distribution of life-sustaining supplies and support for restoring critical infrastructure and medical deliveries. Wildlife & Ecosystem Health: Volunteers and partners completed the annual Fanihi Count across Guam, Saipan, and Tinian, documenting 269 Mariana fruit bats—supporting conservation for a threatened, island-endemic pollinator. Local Health/Wellbeing Infrastructure: CNMI’s recovery continues with power and water restoration progress reported by officials, while livestock losses from Sinlaku remain severe. Travel & Care Access: Philippine Airlines is expected to resume Manila–Saipan service in June, with targeted nighttime airport operations restarting June 20 and flights returning June 22. Policy & Pensions: CNMI retirees were notified that the 25% supplemental pension benefit may stop after July 31 due to funding shortfalls, raising concerns for medicine and other living costs.