Hi Edward, Here are the most important news that you need to know.       DU30 decides if aides will face ‘useless’ Senate probe President Duterte said he would not allow his Cabinet officials to appear in legislative inquiries if they would just be berated and their time wasted by lawmakers as he continued to criticize the Senate for looking into allegedly overpriced pandemic supplies purchased from a small company with links to one of his longtime friends.   Inquirer Plus starts at P149/month   In Kalinga library, an anti-Red ‘purge’​ Books and public documents concerning the peace talks between the government and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines have been pulled off the library shelves of Kalinga State University in Tabuk City. The chief librarian admitted to removing the books, but said a group of cops and soldiers earlier took the papers and made off with them. The rights group Karapatan cried foul.   HOPE TO ENROL SOON Incoming Grade 5 pupils John Benedict Cawa (left) and his friend Jordan Belosa of hope they can still make it even as late enrollees in the nearest public school this month, because for now they are still busy helping John’s father Redentor (center) make brooms that he can sell in Antipolo City. -- LYN RILLON    Learn more   Firms back leeway for fully vaxxed​ More than 1,000 business owners and franchisees have issued a “manifesto” calling for greater mobility for the fully vaccinated, according to businessman and presidential adviser Joey Concepcion. He said the signatories supported a similar call he earlier made for the government to set up so-called vaccine bubbles, where the fully inoculated may travel freely and enter shops and other establishments.   Take our news quiz!   Opinion: Red Cross in the crosshairs​ In the continuing theater of the absurd, President Duterte has trained his sights firmly on, not Pharmally Pharmaceutical Corp., but the Philippine Red Cross. The trading company that bagged billion-peso contracts for medical supplies despite a mere P625,000 as paid-up capital would have been a logical target in his whiff-of-corruption campaign.    Learn more   SUBSCRIBE | FACEBOOK | VIBER INSTAGRAM | LINKEDIN | SUGGEST     © 2021 PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you are subscribed to Inquirer Newsletters. Unsubscribe