Your daily round-up of today's news:
- Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte hopes for peace, unity, and healing in his Eid'l Fitr message.
- Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. orders filing of protest over the presence of 287 Chinese vessels in the West Philippine Sea.
- Joma Sison, the founder of the Communist Party of the Philippines, and 18 other CPP officials have been tagged as terrorists by the Anti-Terrorism Council along with 10 Abu Sayyaf bandits.
- Crising is now a tropical storm with Signal No. 2 raised in 4 Mindanao areas, PAGASA warns.
- Senator Antonio Trillanes III denies dividing opposition with a potential 2022 presidential bid.
- Panic buying shuts down US gas stations as pipelines begin to reopen
- US President Joe Biden says he spoke with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, hoping that the violence in Israel will end "sooner than later."
- World powers call for de-escalation of violence after intense hostilities between Israel and the Palestinians left at least 72 killed and hundreds injured.
- Revue Starlight movie delayed to early June due to COVID-19
- Two Los Angeles firefighters could be sacked and a third suspended after some first responders took and shared graphic photos from the site of the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, his daughter, and seven others, according to sources.
- The NCAA cancels its women's golf regional in Baton Rouge, sparking backlash.
- The Ellen DeGeneres show will end after its 19th season.
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