Latino Media & Politics: Sylvia Salazar’s “Tono Latino” keeps U.S. politics readable for Latino audiences, using short explainers (English/Spanish) that connect policy to real-life impacts. Puerto Rican Arts & Memory: El Museo del Barrio is honoring late Puerto Rican photographer Sophie Rivera with “Double Exposures,” spotlighting Nuyorican identity through portraits, baseball, premieres, and the jíbaro pava. Healthcare & Training: Hospital Auxilio Mutuo celebrated 19 new doctors finishing its rotating internship, a hopeful milestone amid ongoing physician retention challenges on the island. Education Funding: Puerto Rico’s fiscal oversight board warned the Education Department that relying on one-time money for ongoing Special Education obligations isn’t sustainable as federal relief expires. Courts & Contracts: The Puerto Rico Supreme Court upheld noncompete clauses for independent contractors after an assignment, emphasizing reasonableness and consent shown through conduct. Local Culture Calendar: San Juan Bautista flag-raising ceremonies kicked off a month of Puerto Rican and Latino celebrations in Camden City, leading to the June 28 parade. Sports & Pride: Puerto Rico’s U23 wrestling team adds Viera High standout Isabel “Rome” Alvarez, aiming to represent Boricua culture on the international stage.