Archive - 19 May 2011

• Murder most foul: The truth still eludes us
• 'Christian conspiracy': Who really are the extremists?
• Malaysiakini is No 1 news website
• Green light for Umno, red light for others
• Project IC: Anwar has a case to answer
• Nazri ticked off for defending Ibrahim
• PAS MP: Nazri's perverse logic a recipe for chaos
• Ministry may face suit over vernacular school funding
• It's minimum wage or bust for working class, says MP
• Guan Eng accused of inciting Buddhists
• Gerakan joins in chorus to slam Nazri
• Economist: Brace for price hikes in the short-term
• Nanyang: Gov't to announce electricity tariff hike
• Police hail 'big success', 19 nabbed in drugs sweep
• M'sia on track to achieve GDP growth target
• US companies to invest RM5-6 bil in M'sia
• KJ wants Umno tattlers muzzled
• Pua: Subsidy cuts will cause further inequalities
• IMF chief resigns, denies sex assault charges
• No more state by-elections after tomorrow
• ROS threatens to deregister PKR
• Mahathir responding well to medication
• PAS: Bank Muamalat-Bank Islam merger a bailout?
• News portal Merdeka Review sends SOS for funds
• Sex tape dominates Anwar's live chat
• DPM: Gov't trying hard to control inflation
• Muhyiddin: Umno won't neglect non-Muslims
• Penang CM: Act against JPA 'Little Napoleons'
• Hadi: EC moving voters to Kedah to topple PAS
• Why Pakatan will not get the Indian votes
• Statutory declaration way to gain an IC in Sabah
• Enough sex already
• CPPS wants inquiry on JPA scholarship fiasco
• Syabas' suit against Pua set to go for trial
• Police probe Tenaganita over Rais rape allegation
• 1,000 expected for anti-Lynas walk in KL tomorrow
• RM19b in subsidies for IPPs to be reduced
• School bullying must be nipped in the bud
• Perak group: Raja Noor Jan not of royal lineage
• 1Malaysia milk samples taken for melamine analysis
• AG seeks to defer hearing of revision over Teoh's death
• ROS asks PKR to reply through right channel