Extradition Watch: The DFA confirmed it has received the US request to extradite Apollo Quiboloy over sex-trafficking and related charges, endorsing it to the DOJ for the next legal steps. Labor & Courts: Labor groups denounced a new bid to suspend the NCR P85 minimum wage hike, filing to intervene in a Navotas RTC case tied to a fishing industry petition. Education & Discipline: DepEd Davao City apologized for “inappropriate behavior” by students during President Marcos’ visit, saying four students are facing disciplinary measures and guidance. Indigenous Rights: The NCIP defended revised FPIC guidelines as stronger accountability, while Amnesty warned the rules may speed up approvals over real consultation. Public Safety: PNP chief Nartatez ordered tighter enforcement of gun ownership laws after the Tacloban school shooting, stressing secure storage and action against loose firearms. Transport Relief: DOTr said existing PTMP participants will get a P20,000 monthly subsidy for amortization, alongside other fuel and fee relief measures. Economy & Digital ID: BSP plans to require banks to use National ID Authentication Services (NIDAS) in digital onboarding and KYC. Weather & Disaster: Tropical Depression “Maymay” triggered landslides and deaths across northern Luzon, including a deadly Benguet incident. Sports: Alex Eala drew sold-out Toronto crowds with a win over Alycia Parks, while pool star Chezka Centeno denied match-fixing claims after a loss in the 10-ball finals.