Food security for youth: With summer break underway in Northwest Arkansas, districts are running free breakfast and lunch sites for students 18 and under (including library lunches), aiming to keep kids “fueled up” year-round. Drug and disease warning signs: Security and health experts say illicit meth activity is showing up across parts of the Pacific (including wastewater traces and drug busts), raising concern for knock-on risks like HIV and tuberculosis—after Fiji’s HIV “national crisis” declaration. EU seafood safety rules: Pacific fisheries officials in Suva trained to meet new EU freezer-vessel requirements under Delegated Regulation (EU) 2025/1449, expected to affect about 97% of EU-listed Pacific-flagged vessels, after concerns about tuna not reaching required cold temperatures. Marshall Islands environmental health: The RMI Environmental Protection Authority and the US Coast Guard are working on cleanup of now-closed LORAN stations, including identifying potential PCB contamination to protect community health. Universal basic income support: Marshall Islands “Enra” universal basic income payments continued, with a larger May distribution (US$200) intended to help households amid rising fuel, food, and transport costs. Local health capacity: India’s FIPIC-III commitment progress includes delivering a haemodialysis machine with a portable RO unit to Samoa, with a similar dialysis unit sent to Kiribati. Marine recovery in the west: Scientists report Ujelang Atoll in the western Marshall Islands is showing strong marine recovery after decades without permanent settlement, with diverse life seen during dives.