At AGM, Malaysian Bar agrees to challenge Pardons Board’s decision in Najib’s case in court
Investigations into KK Mart will continue over sale of 'Allah' socks despite apology, says Deputy Home Minister
BTS’ Jungkook shares first update on military life: Cooking, cleaning, and missing ARMY
Penang Bridge finally begins to accept credit and debit cards for toll payments
Tun M discharged from IJN after two months
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During Koch-funded trips to mountain resorts, Trump judges huddled over a new strategy to advance “history and tradition” as the law of the land.
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Lawyers: Four stateless Malaysia-born women denied citizenship, regressive amendments will worsen plight
PETALING JAYA, March 19 — Four stateless women who were born in Malaysia are still waiting to be recognised as Malaysian...
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Mark Zuckerberg did not post 'chill guys' tweet during Facebook, Instagram outage
After Facebook, Instagram and Threads suffered a highly unusual outage, news outlets and social media users in Bangladesh fell for a post on the platform X that parodied a response to the crisis from Mark Zuckerberg. While the Meta CEO reportedly has an account on X, it had no posts concerning the outage, as of March 19.
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Ex-Trump Press Aide Breaks Down True Message Of His ‘Unhinged’ Comments
Sarah Matthews explained a tactic of the former president.
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Yen drops, stock markets mixed as Japan hikes interest rates
The yen weakened and Tokyo stocks rose Tuesday after the Bank of Japan hiked interest rates for the first time in 17 years as it shifted away from its long-running ultra-loose monetary policy.While the moves were a major change from a long-running policy, Japanese stocks rose as the BoJ's comment that conditions would remain accommodative tempered fears of more hikes.
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AWKWARD! Trump Supporters Flunk Basic U.S. Citizenship Test Questions On 'Kimmel'
The late-night host put MAGA fans to the test -- and it didn't go well for them.
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UK to decide on lengthy probe into UAE-Telegraph deal
Britain will decide on Tuesday whether to launch a lengthy investigation into a UAE-led takeover of the Telegraph newspaper, a move that could allow a proposed new law to stop the deal, Media Secretary Lucy Frazer said. The government is amending legislation to ban foreign states from owning newspapers in response to lawmakers' concerns about Abu Dhabi-backed RedBird IMI's bid to buy the Telegraph. "The legislation will come into force after Royal Assent, which I suspect will be in about a mon
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