Space Policy: NASA welcomed San Marino as the 76th Artemis Accords signatory, with Minister Rossano Fabbri signing in Rimini—part of a rapid run of new partners as lunar missions and shared rules for transparency, emergency help, and open science expand. Medical Tech: Xenix Medical won FDA 510(k) clearance to add NanoACTIV Surface Technology to the screw shanks of its Riva modular pedicle screw system, extending osteogenic surface benefits across more implant types. Infrastructure Risk: Aterio flagged grid power as the bottleneck for Oracle’s 1.3 GW Wisconsin data center campus, warning meaningful load may not arrive until mid-2028 due to utility interconnection approval delays. Privacy & Surveillance: A new explainer takes aim at Flock license-plate cameras, arguing the tech has grown beyond simple stolen-car alerts into broader vehicle tracking concerns. EU Border Tech: The EU Entry/Exit System (EES) is rolling out biometric entry checks across 29 countries, replacing passport stamps and triggering delays—plus lists of who’s exempt. Local STEM/Community: Cal State LA students visited The Huntington in San Marino for research-library, art, and botany learning, while a San Marino-area preschool fair brings nearly 20 options to families.