- Monsoon rains will continue to affect Northern and Central Luzon on Tuesday due to the surge of habagat. According to PAGASA weather specialist Meno Mendoza, monsoon rains will be felt in La Union, Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, Batanes, Babuyan Islands, Abra, Apayao, Benguet, Ifugao, Kalinga, Mountain Province, Zambales and Bataan.
- Six years after the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 under RA #10175 was signed into law, the Supreme Court issues rules of court in the issuance of warrants and related orders in the enforcement of punishable acts as provided in the law. In an administrative matter unanimously approved last month by all SC justices, the rules on warrants and orders involve “the preservation, disclosure, interception, search, seizure, and/or examination, as well as the custody, and destruction of computer data” under RA 10175.
- Today marks National Heroes Day and Magdalo party-list Rep. Gary Alejano said Filipinos should continue to fight for independence, culture, history, and principles. “Sa panahon kung saan muli na namang nailalagay sa alanganin ang ating kasarinlan, kultura, kasaysayan, at mga prinsipyong pinanghahawakan, mahalagang ating ipagpatuloy ang labang nasimulan ng ating mga ninuno,” said Alejano in a statement released on Monday.
- Another mass shooting occurred in Florida and this time, a video gamer named David Katz killed two people before and hurt 11 others at Jacksonville Landing in a middle of a video gaming tournament before killing himself.
- An anti-corruption referendum in Colombia drew millions to the polls Sunday but fell just short of a required participation threshold to push forward measures aimed at improving transparency and stiffening penalties for white-collar criminals.
- Two Chilean tourists face death penalty in Malaysia for allegedly murdering a man in a hotel are innocent and acted in self-defense, according to their lawyer. Felipe Osiadacz and Fernando Candia are on trial over the killing of a Malaysian in the lobby of the Kuala Lumpur hotel in August last year, less than 24 hours after they arrived in the country on holiday.
- A Myanmar court postpones verdict on two Reuters journalists violated a state secrets law while reporting on the Rohingya crisis, with a new date set for next week. “The verdict will be announced on September 3,” said district judge Khin Maung Maung in a swift hearing at a courthouse in Yangon, adding that the presiding judge was sick.
- The Ferrari 488 Pista has now spawned a Spider variant.
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- Comedian-impersonator KaladKaren Davila got denied entry to a bar in Makati and cries discrimination.
- Actress Sheena Halili is engaged to a non-showbiz boyfriend.
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