Haiti Security & Human Rights: A deadly gang assault in Kenscoff (near Port-au-Prince) left at least 47 dead, 22 injured, and dozens abducted after attackers stormed a church where families had taken refuge; UN and Amnesty International urged stronger protection and accountability as a gang leader threatened to kill hostages if security forces pressed on. Public Health Collaboration: Haiti’s Health Minister Bertrand Sinal met a CARPHA delegation in Cap-Haïtien to discuss Haiti’s health-system capacity, gaps, and regional cooperation on major public health risks. Diaspora, Work, and Care: As U.S. Temporary Protected Status for Haitians winds down, a rural Haitian hospital in Fonds-Parisien is recruiting doctors and nurses—including former TPS holders—to fill critical shortages. Science & Society (Soil Life): A new soil-health story highlights how a teaspoon of healthy soil can contain billions of living organisms, underscoring why protecting ecosystems matters for food, water, and climate. Tech Policy (Energy): A U.S. executive order expands scrutiny of foreign-produced bulk-power equipment, including grid-connected inverters and battery storage systems—an issue that could ripple into renewable energy projects. Immigration Pressure: In Maryland, Haitian community members protested ICE tactics, including electronic monitoring, as raids and deportations intensify.