Your daily round-up of today's news...
- DILG Secretary Benhur Abalos expressed support for the Senate-proposed measure to reform the Philippine National Police.
- The Philippine Navy will host the bilateral SAMASAMA exercise with the US Navy this October. Contingents from Japan, Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, New Zealand, and Indonesia will also join the SMEEs and table-top events.
- The New York judge claims that Donald Trump repeatedly inflated property values, and exaggerated his net worth and asset values to get better loans. Trump denies any wrongdoings.
- A high-school football coach in Ohio resigns after the team used a "Nazi" play call. Brooklyn High School coach Tim McFarland and his players repeatedly used the word "Nazi" as a play call in a game against Beachwood High School. Beachwood, a Cleveland suburb, is roughly 90% Jewish, according to the latest survey published in 2011 by the Jewish Federation of Cleveland.
- Nearly 30,000 ethnic Armenian refugees have fled Nagorno-Karabakh to Armenia following the breakaway region's takeover by Azerbaijan, according to reports.
- Japanese scientists are developing a drug that can grow new teeth.
- Honda will showcase concept cars such as the Sustaina-C Concept, CI-MEV, and others at next month's Japan Mobility Show.
- The Genesis GV80 received a minor change for the 2024 model year with an exterior refresh, a new interior, and the removal of the diesel variant, leaving only the 2.5L T-GDi and 3.5L V6 T-GDi engines available. In addition, the first-ever GV80 Coupe joins the lineup.
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| 2024 Genesis GV80 |
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| 2024 Genesis GV80 Coupe |
- Rui Tsukishima and Soya Kurokawa will star in the live-action Teasing Master Takagi-san streaming this March on Netflix.
- Baseball Hall of Famer Brooks Robinson passed away at the age of 86.
- The Golden State Warriors are nearing the deal to bring the WNBA expansion team to the Bay Area, according to reports.
- Police are investigating the death of former NFL player Mike Williams in Tampa with unprescribed drugs the possible factor according to sources.
- The Writers Guild strike will end tomorrow as leadership votes to conclude a historic work stoppage following a tentative deal with studios on AI, data transparency, mini rooms, and more.
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