Your daily round-up of today's news:
- The Department of National Defense and the Armed Forces of the Philippines launched an investigation on China's "harassment" on a Philippine vessel in the West Philippine Sea.
- Senator Richard Gordon welcomed the US State Department's announcement that it will support the Philippines and Taiwan against China's aggressive tactics in the Pacific region.
- The Department of Agriculture secretary William Dar welcomed the Duterte administration's executive order on a reduced tariff rate for imported pork products.
- The Senate employees' union considers asking the Commission on Human Rights and the United Nations for help against the government's red-tagging against leftist groups.
- Former PH President Joseph Estrada's doctors "starting to slowly wean him off ventilator support".
- Over 4,200 tons of Chilean salmon are killed by a deadly algae in Chile.
- A certain doctor said that George Floyd died from a lack of oxygen and that police officer Derek Vhauvin's knee was on his neck almost all the time he was facedown with hands cuffed behind his back.
- One dead and multiple victims are hurt when a shooting broke out at a business in Texas.
- Biodiversity "hot spots" devastated in a warming world
- Nio has built over 100,000 vehicles.
- Shortages of Xbox Series X console range and Playstation5 console range could last until 2022.
- Victoria of f(x) has left SM Entertainment
- Coaches criticized the NCAA volleyball tournament's venue and lack of announcers.
- Actress Mildred Ortega passed away
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