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The Senate impeachment court voted 13-1 to base Sara Duterte's conviction threshold on senator-judges able to sit, cutting the bar to 14 votes, as the Commission on Audit flagged P168 million in OVP relief spending.
Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla admitted he was wrong about Harry Roque's asylum status, saying the application remains unresolved in Austria. The correction came during House deliberations on the DILG's 2027 budget, where lawmakers also pressed the agency on school shootings and free WiFi irregularities.
US television networks suspended pooled White House coverage after President Trump barred CNN, MS NOW and Politico, leaving his own remarks inaudible. The standoff dominated a day of heavy political and economic news.
ASEAN economic ministers signed an investment protocol with Hong Kong and opened talks with Japan and South Korea on supply chains and energy security, while Manila braced for nationwide martial law anniversary protests and the Sara Duterte impeachment trial entered its eleventh week.
Philippine trade officials chair the 58th ASEAN Economic Ministers Meeting in Pasay City, pushing MSME inclusion and higher-value investment, while a third deadly school shooting in South Cotabato draws national attention and a presidential order for a security review.
A 16-year-old student opened fire at Banga National High School in South Cotabato, killing two classmates and himself, prompting calls for gun-law reform and scrutiny of violent online content. The same day, the Senate impeachment court weighed whether to change the vote threshold in Vice President Sara Duterte's trial.
The US Federal Reserve's first rate increase since 2023 pushed top American banks' prime lending rate to 7 percent and reshaped borrowing costs worldwide, while a Philippine congressional study warned the country's debt could reach 70.7 percent of economic output by 2027. The captured coverage also carried a P7.44-billion plunder complaint against a former House speaker and a P300-million request to rebuild a fire-hit Pampanga market.
The International Criminal Court kept Rodrigo Duterte in detention and he appeared in person for the first time in over a year, while retired justices told the Senate that convicting his daughter, Vice President Sara Duterte, may not require 16 votes.
Day 25 of Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial centered on a P91.4-million rise in declared net worth, while former House Speaker Martin Romualdez was detained on plunder charges and the first Bangsamoro parliamentary elections drew 84.34 percent turnout.
The Bangsamoro region's first parliamentary election ended with no party holding a majority, while the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte turned to two decades of asset records and a company-linked contract dispute.
The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao held its first parliamentary elections on September 14, 2026, with 108 international observers watching, while two explosions in Cotabato City on election eve drew the most attention online. The same day, Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial advanced on unexplained-wealth evidence, and a transport strike over fuel prices tested the police.
The Senate impeachment court's clarification that 11 senator-judges must vote to overturn the 16-vote conviction threshold became the most-engaged item of the day, while the MV June Aster death toll rose to 76 and the Philippines returned to Asia Fruit Logistica with $290 million in sales.
