China cautions UK on South China Sea tensions

China has cautioned the United Kingdom against actions that could heighten tensions in the South China Sea. This follows statements from UK’s foreign minister, David Lammy, criticizing China’s conduct in the disputed region. Beijing urges respect for its territorial claims and maritime rights, emphasizing the importance of avoiding discord over regional affairs.

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No plagiarism in ‘Moana,’ jury sides with Disney

A Los Angeles jury ruled in favor of Disney, finding no evidence that “Moana” was plagiarized from a story about a young surfer in Hawaii. The lawsuit, initiated by writer Buck Woodall, was dismissed after the jury found no proof of unauthorized access or use of Woodall’s work. “Moana,” inspired by Polynesian culture, remains a celebrated Disney production.

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PBA set to unveil its 10 ‘Greatest’ players soon

The Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) is set to reveal the 10 new names joining its list of 50 Greatest Players as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations. The selection committee is expected to finalize their decision after an upcoming meeting. Commissioner Willie Marcial has expressed confidence in the committee’s process, anticipating an announcement that will honor the league’s storied history and the players’ significant contributions. The decision holds great anticipation within the basketball community, recognizing both the PBA’s legacy and its ongoing impact on the sport.

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PAF jet’s black box to be analyzed in the US

The flight data recorder from the Philippine Air Force’s FA-50 fighter jet, which recently crashed in Bukidnon, is set to undergo detailed analysis in the United States. The PAF confirmed the securement of the recorder for a comprehensive voice and data extraction. The investigation aims to uncover crucial details about the incident, providing clarity on the reasons behind the crash. Stay informed with updates on this developing story.

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InfoWars writer shot, killed in South Austin

An Infowars writer, Jamie White, was tragically shot and killed during a suspected vehicle burglary in South Austin. Austin Police Department is investigating the incident, believed to have occurred over the weekend. The community remains on alert as authorities work diligently to gather more information and apprehend the suspects involved in this tragic event.

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Plane carrying Duterte takes off for The Hague

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte departs for The Hague following an ICC arrest warrant related to his controversial anti-drug policy. The case sparks debates on international justice and national sovereignty, with varied reactions from supporters, human rights groups, and legal experts. Duterte’s legal team prepares to contest ICC jurisdiction, drawing global media attention to the implications of prosecuting former state leaders.

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Marcos says Duterte’s arrest isn’t political persecution

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. clarified that the arrest of former President Rodrigo Duterte was not a political move but rather a compliance with the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) and the International Criminal Court (ICC) requirements. Duterte faces a warrant for alleged crimes against humanity linked to his controversial anti-drug campaign. The Philippine government insists the arrest was procedural, not politically motivated.

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