Inflation Watch: The Philippines’ inflation eased to 6.8% in May from 7.2% in April, but Malacañang warned not to get complacent as El Niño and possible oil-price hikes could push prices up again. Weather & Food Security: House Speaker Faustino Dy III urged the government to prepare early for a likely El Niño, citing an 80% chance forming by August and warning agriculture and food supply could be hit. Senate Quorum Fight: A high school teacher petitioned the Supreme Court to uphold the legality of the June 3 Senate session that declared quorum with only 12 senators, citing the Avelino v. Cuenco ruling. Impeachment Legal Skirmish: VP Sara Duterte’s camp filed a sweeping technical challenge to the impeachment case, while House prosecution leaders said they’ll respond via a manifestation, not a reply. Public Works & Politics: Senators Erwin Tulfo and Tito Sotto said they’ll pursue legal action over “maleta” cash allegations tied to flood control kickbacks, as lawmakers trade accusations over a Senate hearing. Housing Update (Cebu): DHSUD-7 denied claims of widespread delays in Cebu housing permits, saying only two Licenses to Sell applications are pending and already near completion. Transport Infrastructure: President Marcos inspected the Maharlika Highway rehab in Samar, aiming to cut travel time between Tacloban and Catbalogan and improve logistics and disaster response. Health System Access: A new analysis said the Philippines has capacity for healthcare, but access still depends heavily on location and resources.