Food & Health Access: In the U.S., Trump-era changes tied to H.R. 1 are cutting SNAP and other benefits for refugees, asylum seekers, and some other immigrants—Arizona saw an estimated 47% drop in SNAP participation, with nationwide down 10% (about 4 million fewer people). Cancer Prevention in the Pacific: Pacific health leaders report progress against cervical cancer, with 79–82% of women volunteering for HPV self-tests, though gaps remain in radiotherapy access and patient transfers. Climate & Health Preparedness: SPREP is urging Pacific communities to prepare for El Niño impacts now underway, warning risks will vary by country and emphasizing early, practical steps. Marshall Islands & Regional Health Systems: Pacific finance ministers met in Majuro and highlighted priorities that include fisheries, climate/disaster preparedness, and non-communicable diseases, while also showcasing the Marshall Islands’ USDM1 digital money rollout. Health & Safety in a Warming Ocean: Researchers in the Marshall Islands are hunting “super reefs” that can survive extreme heat, aiming to protect and connect heat-tolerant coral to help restore degraded reefs. Cybersecurity for Care & Services: INTERPOL says Tonga has joined a regional cybercrime initiative, and notes Pacific small states—including the Marshall Islands—face vulnerabilities that can disrupt services and safety.