Archive - 13 November 2017

• When fake news becomes a get out of jail card
• 'IGP trying to justify the unjustifiable with Ambiga probe'
• High profile cases awaiting AGC's approval for prosecution
• Rising stars set to repeat electoral clash of titans in Seremban
• Deport China citizens who allegedly attacked cop - patriots group
• The racial snowball started by the Terengganu cop
• ECRL cost will stay at RM55b, MOF says amid cost hike speculation
• Dear God, spare us your wrath
• ‘Indian empowerment’ an empty promise if statelessness unresolved
• Duterte belts out love ballad to leaders on Trump’s request
• We can’t change the habit, but we can change the law
• Putrajaya denies Trump claim that M'sia is a 'trade cheat'
• Strong earthquake jolts Iran and Iraq, killing at least 145
• Domination of one race exposes Kit Siang's multiracial DAP 'lie', says Annuar
• Shahidan: Over 62k Rohingya registered with UNHCR M'sia until Sept 30
• Zahid insists that detainees’ uniforms are lawful and 'proper'
• Hadi treading a tenuously fine line amid S'wak Report allegation
• Two years on, no action on Mara's Australian property scandal
• Felda working to file civil suits against errant execs
• 'I love Rukun Negara'
• Heavy rain triggers landslide and floods in Miri
• MIC leader gives five-star shelling to hotel association over headscarf rule
• Muhyiddin applies to strike out a suit by former Bersatu member
• Cops unclear how pastor's abductors got away because of 'faulty' CCTVs
• 10,000 volunteers on Sat, Sun but still places to clean up
• What lessons did Guan Eng learn from 120 floods in 4 years, asks MCA
• Boycott hotels with ‘headscarf ban’, says consumer group
• China's communist ideology not a threat, says Zahid
• Rafizi: Tudung row shows need for equal opportunity law
• Ex-judge Gopal allowed to represent client in Orang Asli embezzlement case
• Single mother gets 75 years for prostituting daughters
• Officer: 'Powers that be' unhappy Muslims attended pastor Koh vigils
• Help continues to pour in for Penang flood victims
• Gov't denies prime land in Cheras sold to 'Umno crony’
• Trump praises Najib for coordinating Asean-US dialogue relations well
• Who painted the sea off Straits Quay black?
• Private yachts and jets not GST-exempt, Johari says
• Appeal over RM357k custodial death award fixed on Jan 10
• Eighty-nine child marriages registered in S'gor since 2015
• Perhaps disagreement over Bersatu's role cost me CEC seat, says Boo
• Public feedback requested for National Drugs Policy
• Rafizi will bankrupt country if he governs Putrajaya, says Johari
• Court enhances punishment on woman who caused stepdaughter's death
• Khalwat, gambling among syariah offences with most convictions in S’gor
• Guan Eng considers 'no headscarf' rule discriminatory, says Penang MAH
• Minister: Fewer young M’sians going bankrupt from credit card debt
• Good to see my friend again, PM tweets photo with Trump
• Umno General Assembly 2017 will focus on GE14, not party elections
• Penang exco: Who is funding Kelab Putera 1Malaysia?
• Gerakan Youth stage sit-in to stop hillside development
• US to work with M’sia to enhance export controls
• Trump and Duterte bond at Apec summit
• MRT3 model switch to turnkey to save costs
• Tax officers not motivated by lucrative bonus, says Johari
• Budget 2018 passes second reading, 11 PAS MPs abstained
• Bellew paid MAS 4-month salary for defaulting contract
• Deputy minister thanks PAS for abstaining in budget vote
• 'Datuk' among 18 gang members detained in Penang
• CIMB says backup tapes containing banking customer data lost
• Headscarf ban under spotlight; Zahid says China's communist ideology not a threat
• 'Don't shift the goalposts on tudung ban issue'