Yiswaree Palansamy

The work-from-home (WFH) policy for federal government staff, which took effect yesterday, has been blighted by technical glitches, forcing many

James Chai, who was an aide to former economy minister Rafizi Ramli, will return to Malaysia for questioning by the MACC regarding the RM1.1 billion government deal with British semiconductor giant Arm Holdings.

Azlina Abdul Aziz has lived several lifetimes in one, to end up where she is now, a criminal lawyer at the age of 52, a feat she achieved not out of ambition but necessity - to save her son from the gallows.

There is something disarming about Said. He speaks with a quiet steadiness, chooses his words carefully, and carries himself with a gentleness that feels almost at odds with everything he has been through.

A 58-year-old former engineer with stage four lung cancer has been driven to place his Kajang home on the market in a desperate attempt to fund the

Hulu Selangor MP Hasnizan Harun questioned where Minister in the Prime Minister's Department (Religious Affairs) Zulkifli Hasan is getting his

Hasnizan questions if ministry funds and machinery are being used.

Malaysian academics are increasingly practising self-censorship out of fear that discussions touching on race, religion, and royalty (3R) could

Perikatan Nasional has revoked the letter of approval to join the coalition that it initially granted MIC last December.

Following brickbats over a recent substandard road repair work in a low-cost residential area in Lembah Pantai, an officer of the constituency's MP said that the work is just a “quick fix”, pending a proper upgrade.