Sports & Youth Culture: Alex Eala’s Asian Games push keeps colliding with WTA rules, as lawmakers urge help for a possible WTA fine while her camp awaits any exemption. Public Health & Lifestyle: Baguio City makes healthy food mandatory at public events starting Sept. 19, aiming to curb noncommunicable diseases. Culture, Arts & Identity: A feature on “Filipiñana” argues the term can be divisive—and that’s okay—while another story spotlights Cebu designer Art Don’s sea-inspired fashion fantasies. Governance & Community Life: DPWH and NPDC plan three water detention basins inside Luneta to reduce flooding, and LTO summons the driver and owner tied to a fatal Pasig crash. Digital Rights & Inclusion: Akbayan Rep. Percival Cendaña files an NBI complaint over online mockery of his disability and sexuality, calling social media “not a consequence-free zone.” Education & Skills: TESDA urges WorldSkills competitors to turn medals into livelihoods, and DepEd says PISA gains must be sustained via programs like ARAL. Regional Politics (BARMM): First parliamentary elections end with no single party majority, setting up coalition talks as winners and sectoral seats are released. Arts & Faith: Bishop Crispin Barrete Varquez is set for installation as Tagbilaran’s 8th bishop on Oct. 27.