Water Safety: Haiti’s drinking water is showing alarming lead contamination, with average levels around 65 micrograms per liter and peaks near 90—well above the WHO limit of 10—linked to lead pipes, polluted groundwater, and weak regulation. Public Health Education: The State University of Haiti opens registration for a Doctoral School of Nursing Sciences (2026–2027), with applications running Sept. 15–Oct. 2 and requirements including a nursing license and a full dossier. Agriculture & Governance: More than 70 Haitian farmers’ organizations are pushing to shape a proposed $47.9M North/Northeast agriculture project, demanding real farmer participation in irrigation, seeds, credit, infrastructure, and markets. Immigration & Safety in the U.S.: U.S. Army Cadet Command is investigating bullying claims tied to the death of Haitian student Pierre Damas Bel, who reportedly faced harassment after wearing an ICE ankle monitor. Sports Tech & Piracy: CANAL+ and LaLiga signed an anti-piracy agreement covering nearly 50 countries, including Haiti, to share intelligence and coordinate enforcement against illegal sports streaming. Science & Learning: UNESCO reports a 33% rise in attacks on schools worldwide in 2025, warning that disrupted education can drive long-term dropout risks. Research Curiosity: A claim of “sunken city” patterns near the Bermuda Triangle points to how online seafloor maps can spark theories—while experts stress the lack of scientific confirmation.