Impeachment Math in Focus: Retired Supreme Court justices are set to advise the Senate on whether the 16-vote threshold to convict VP Sara Duterte should count only senators who are qualified and able to vote, with amici curiae arguing “all members” can’t be treated as fixed arithmetic. Flood Control Court Case: Former House Speaker Martin Romualdez pleaded not guilty to plunder over alleged P7.44B flood control kickbacks; the Sandiganbayan also denied his bid to be moved to a tertiary hospital, keeping him in jail custody. Ferry Fire Toll Updates: A survivor crew member of the MV June Aster fire died, pushing fatalities to 77 as the search for remaining missing passengers continues off Coron, Palawan. Power Woes in Visayas: Iloilo business groups warned that recurring outages and higher electricity rates in the Visayas Grid are hurting jobs and investment. Public Transport Support: The LTFRB released the first batch of monthly amortization assistance worth over P9M for modern PUV operators under the PTMP. Cybercrime Alarm: A Social Weather Stations survey found common-crime victimization fell, but cybercrime victimization hit a new high. Infrastructure Push: President Marcos led the groundbreaking for the NAIA Terminal 3 station of the Metro Manila Subway, targeting faster airport access. Weather Watch: PAGASA said ITCZ-driven rains and thunderstorms will hit parts of Visayas and Mindanao, while Luzon stays hot and humid.