DOJ-US Extradition Review: Justice Sec. Fredderick Vida says the Philippines’ Department of Justice will evaluate the US request to extradite Apollo Quiboloy, checking treaty rules and how overseas proceedings could affect his local cases. Women & Children’s Safety: A new community-based, trauma-informed Women and Children’s Crisis Center is set to rise in Alabang, Muntinlupa, aiming to combine shelter with psychiatric and psychological care. Volleyball Momentum: Alas Pilipinas’ women end a seven-year losing streak vs Vietnam in SEA V League, while the Alas Girls win big at the FIVB U17 World Championship—fresh wins that keep medal hopes alive. Disability Support Push: Sen. Bam Aquino files a bill for a P2,000 monthly allowance for qualified PWDs, routed through the National Disability Support Allowance Program. Local Livelihoods: In Zamboanga del Sur, women-led salt farming in Tawagan Sur shows how community groups can pivot and sustain families. Culture Through Peace Cranes: A Hiroshima A-bomb survivor’s story is inspiring Filipino children to fold origami peace cranes, turning a simple craft into a message against war. Flood Preparedness: In Taytay, Rizal, 70 families were evacuated as habagat rains continue, with officials urging early evacuation for vulnerable residents. Sports Tourism Spotlight: Cebu’s IRONMAN 70.3 Lapu-Lapu weekend brings thousands of triathletes, with organizers adjusting the swim course due to rough seas. Pageant Spotlight: Reina Filipinas’ inaugural run crowns Angelica Lopez and two MGI All Stars winners, marking a new chapter in local pageantry.