Survivor (Season 51): Fiji-set “Survivor” returns with 21 new contestants, and this week’s spotlight tracks how NCAA athletes have fared across 26 years—only six have won the $1 million prize. Guam Governance & Environment: Guam Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero says she learned about a plan to lease seafloor mining rights for her waters only after reading the news, and now the federal push is moving forward despite her objections. Pacific Security & Diplomacy: A senior U.S. State Department official accused the CCP of bullying Pacific Island nations, citing a July submarine-launched ballistic missile test, while welcoming Solomon Islands steps toward democratic allies. Guam Arts Calendar: Registration is open for the 2026 Guam International Dance Festival (Dec. 4–6), with new international folk divisions and a push for FIDAF sanctioning. FSM Creative Waste Skills: FSM launched plastics repurposing training workshops across Yap, Chuuk, Kosrae, and Pohnpei, turning PET waste into craft income while supporting Micronesia Clean Up Day. Human Rights on Screen: A Pacific human rights film festival at USP Labasa used documentaries on women’s rugby and ocean communities to spark discussion and awareness. Sports Leigh-Out: CNMI Labor Day softball and golf results highlight teams and athletes competing off-island and building momentum at home. Tech for Entertainment Fans: Apple expands iCloud+ in 100+ countries by bundling Apple TV and Apple Arcade (and a limited music tier) at no extra charge, though the U.S. and several major regions are left out.