Disaster Recovery Watch: CNMI Delegate Kimberlyn King-Hinds says FEMA has confirmed the Commonwealth’s Disaster Unemployment Assistance request tied to Super Typhoon Sinlaku is still under federal review, with a required 72-hour congressional notification only for awards over $1 million. Legal Access: Guam and CNMI supreme courts signed a reciprocity agreement letting lawyers licensed in either jurisdiction practice in the other without taking another bar exam, aiming to ease the region’s lawyer shortage. Saipan Politics: Independent gubernatorial candidate Lawrence Camacho and running mate Edith Deleon Guerrero are courting the Filipino community, calling it a key “swing vote” and promising ongoing engagement beyond election season. Local Governance: Saipan and Northern Islands Legislative Delegation members unanimously passed two spending measures for Public Works drainage projects and amusement-gaming revenue allocations, now headed to the governor. Power & Utilities: CUC says long-delayed power system materials are arriving, boosting Saipan restoration progress as FEMA generators are phased out. Tourism Recovery: MVA reports May visitor arrivals fell 82% year-over-year to 2,171 as international flights resume after Sinlaku. Election Rumors: Former Rep. Leepan Guerrero denies he’s running for Saipan mayor, despite a circulating nominating petition. Maritime Courts: The wife of MV Mariana captain Frederick Nosek Jr. filed to have him declared dead and appointed administratrix, as related cases continue.