The Daily Populous

Thursday November 16th, 2017 morning edition

image for Duterte tells Canada's Trudeau to 'lay off' the 'bullsh*t'

President Duterte said he was angered and insulted yesterday after Prime Minister Trudeau spoke about his government's war on drugs, which has been widely condemned for leaving thousands of suspects dead.

Trudeau afterwards said Duterte was receptive to his comments and stressed their exchange was cordial and positive.

But Duterte later told reporters that he had refused to provide an explanation for the killings.

President Donald Trump, who also attended this week's ASEAN summit, did not publicly take Duterte to task for the drug crackdown.

Press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said human rights came up 'briefly' in the context of the Philippines' fight against illegal drugs. »

Star Wars Battlefront II DICE Developer AMA : StarWarsBattlefront

Authored by reddit.com

Welcome to the EA Star Wars Battlefront II Reddit Launch AMA!.

Today we will be joined by 3 DICE developers who will answer your questions about Battlefront 2, its development, and its future.

We would first like to thank the moderators of this subreddit and the passionate fanbase for allowing us to host an open dialogue around Star Wars Battlefront II. »

Terry Crews names alleged sexual assaulter: 'I will not be shamed'

Authored by abcnews.go.com

Crews continued, "And he's still licking his tongue out and all this stuff, and I go, 'Dude, what are you doing?

Crews said he went public with the alleged incident after multiple women came forward to accuse now-disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct.

Crews, a father of five, said he was also motivated to speak publicly after delivering a keynote address for an organization that helps victims of sexual assault. »

New Zealand: Reverse April Fool nets woman luxury car

Authored by bbc.co.uk

A woman in New Zealand has won a luxury car after taking an apparent April Fool's joke at face value.

It began with a car dealership's front-page advert in the New Zealand Herald newspaper.

While many people likely suspected the advert was just another 1 April prank, one woman took the company at its word. »