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Police sirens could be heard blaring through Downtown Manhattan as the new Nissan Police Pursuit 23 made its way to the New York International Auto Show, on Wednesday. The 565-horsepower 3.8-liter twin-turbocharged V-6 can power the monstrous vehicle to reach speeds of up to 196 miles per hour and rocket the car from 0 to 60 in 2.7 seconds, so it's no wonder that Nissan's new 'crime-busting' GT-R sports car has been dubbed 'Copzilla'.
Kazam's Tornado 348 is the thinnest smartphone in the world at 5.15mm, but that doesn't leave a lot of room to impress
Daniel Dae Kim geeks out about Mark Hamill’s voice acting skills as Joker and Fire Lord Ozai Plus, the actor chats about how Hamill impacted his live-action portrayal of the character in Netflix’s “Avatar: The Last Airbender” Note: A previous version of this video was uploaded with a clip incorrectly showing Commander Zhao instead of Fire Lord Ozai. #avatarthelastairbender #danieldaekim #markhamill #netflix #tv #celebrityinterviews
Daniel Dae Kim geeks out about Mark Hamill’s voice acting skills as Joker and Fire Lord Ozai :fire: Plus, the actor chats about how Hamill impacted his live-action portrayal of the character in Netflix’s “Avatar: The Last Airbender” #avatarthelastairbender #danieldaekim #markhamill #netflix #tv #celebrityinterviews
The United States says an Israel-Hamas deal to free hostages in return for a pause in fighting remains possible and would have "tremendous" benefits, after a deadly Israeli operation freed two captives. "We do believe that a deal is possible and we're going to continue to pursue it," State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller tells reporters during a briefing. "We think the benefits of a pause and a deal for hostages are tremendous, not just obviously for the hostages who would be released but also for the humanitarian effort in Gaza and for our ability to begin to pursue a real and lasting, sustainable resolution of this conflict," he adds. SOUNDBITE
"A ceasefire right now really only benefits Hamas. That's where we are right now," National Security Council spokesman John Kirby tells reporters. SOUNDBITE