Foreign Murder Probe in Abaco: The U.S. Coast Guard has arrived in the Bahamas to search for missing Michigan woman Lynette Hooker, with divers set to scour a new 25-foot-deep area after GPS-linked digital leads; U.S. officials say the case is being treated as a possible foreign murder of a U.S. national, while Bahamian and U.S. investigators continue to review the couple’s sailboat and location data. Labour Politics: Labour Week coverage highlights Minister Pia Glover-Rolle saying government, unions and employers can resolve issues through dialogue, while union leaders debate whether unionists should publicly back political parties. Government Portfolio Record: The Cabinet Office says the Extraordinary Official Gazette has been published, setting out the official allocation of portfolios for ministers and parliamentary secretaries. Opposition Demands Fiscal Clarity: The FNM presses for “full transparency and legal clarity” over $700m net borrowings into the National Investment Fund and $43m PPP “crystallisation,” while another MP criticizes revised revenue targets and warns of “fiscal convenience” over fiscal discipline. National Development Plan Timeline: The plan’s chairman says legislation to formalize the National Development Plan process could reach Parliament before end of July, with ministries being assessed on implementation steps. Tourism & Security Signals: Tourism diplomacy continues as Bahamas leaders push Caribbean Week in New York, while local security news includes a stabbing of an RBDF officer in Nassau and ongoing concerns about rising violence. Trade Policy Shockwaves: Separate from local politics, the U.S. proposes new Section 301 tariffs tied to forced-labour enforcement failures, naming India and other economies—an issue that could ripple into regional trade expectations.