Your daily round-up of today's news:
- The Department of Education (DepEd) was once again under fire for another "dirty word" found in its learning materials.
- The Philippine Statistics Authority said that some 200,000 Filipinos already received the PhilSys card.
- The White House said that NATO will launch "ambitious" security initiatives.
- New Zealand to apologize for their "racist" historic police raids.
- The trial for ousted Myanmar leader Aung Sang Suu Kyi will commence as the junta rejects the UN rights chief's statement.
- The whole world reacts to Israel's new prime minister Naftali Bennett and his new government.
- Subaru's fifth-generation Forester received a minor change for the 2022 model year with an improved EyeSight system.
- Lots of Xbox games announced by Microsoft during this year's E3.
- Denmark's Christian Eriksen was "gone" before he was resuscitated after suffering a cardiac arrest, according to his doctor. Eriksen's in stable condition after he was taken to the hospital in Copenhagen after he collapsed on the pitch during Denmark's Euro 2020 opener against Finland.
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