Archive - 2 January 2017

• Perhaps McDonald’s should ban all birthday cakes
• Opposition’s challenges in overthrowing the kleptocratic regime
• Ultraman and Mickey tackle first day blues in Johor
• Making Malaysia great again
• 1MDB-funded haj questioned; MPK's botched fireworks do
• The question of the Rohingya - in defence of humanity
• Cuepacs supports 'no golfing overseas' policy
• Prove I'm a racist, Kit Siang challenges Umno
• Penang will revive more abandoned projects in 2017
• Kelantan floods worsen, more evacuees
• Don't be a nosy parker, TMJ tells Annuar Musa
• On the seventh day of Christmas...
• We do not formulate a budget for fun
• Have Liow and MCA been sleeping on the job?
• Which is seditious - ‘Bebas Rakyat’ or ‘Bebas Anwar’?
• Criticisms or not, Ezam vows to hound 1MDB and Felda
• Family recalls New Year's Eve fireworks nightmare
• Form RCI on Felda and FGV, Putrajaya told
• City folk split over McD's halal cake policy
• PAS: Negotiate seats with us or we'll all face consequences
• Funding for haj must be halal, Kedah deputy mufti says
• Penang repeats offer to loan Putrajaya funds for Chinese schools
• JDT player probed for reckless driving after fatal collision
• Sound advice to Najib - don’t hide any more
• Express bus catches fire, 26 passengers escape
• Sabahans united to pursue MA63
• Annuar zips lips on prince's Porsche allegation
• Teacher punches student's dad on registration day
• Kembong prices double to RM12/kg due to shortage
• Mara to build MRSM college in Sik this year
• Gerakan: S'gor gov't to blame for fireworks mishap
• Rantau Panjang crippled as Sungai Golok overflows
• Gambian authorities shut two radio stations amid post-election crisis
• Choking smog expected to return to Beijing tomorrow
• The abuse of governance Part I
• Porsche poser; PAS warns of consequences; K’tan floods worsen
• Why a McDonald’s boycott is misplaced
• Only citizens like Jamal can get away with vigilantism