Archive - 3 June 2020

• Tajuddin: Najib's son qualified to stand in Chini by-election
• The first Orang Asli to be appointed to two key USM posts
• Protests swell in major US cities despite curfews, Trump vows to crack down
• YOURSAY | Protect public interest, says he who faces multiple graft charges
• Taman Langat Utama, Taman Langat Murni in Kuala Langat under semi-enhanced MCO
• Cops: Suspect seen being kicked in viral video was nabbed after 18km chase
• COMMENT | Harapan’s comeback window could soon close
• Contrasting Trump approach, George Bush says protesters should be heard
• Black and Asian people in England more likely to die from Covid-19, says report
• Can you catch Covid-19 from delivered packages?
• LETTER | No more, Dr Mahathir, just don't tempt karma!
• Protests over George Floyd's death expose raw race relations worldwide
• Wan Fayhsal's ratings claim 'anecdotal, not scientific'
• Indian national dies, stabbed by forklift
• Lawyer again files revision applications against Riza Aziz's DNAA
• Maria Chin: Arrest of hospital workers is shameful
• LETTER | Bigotry - a problem many choose to ignore
• TNB: Foreign utility companies also use prorated method
• On the streets of Washington, pleas for change met with batons and rubber bullets
• Google faces $5 billion lawsuit for tracking 'private' internet use
• LETTER | Health system must focus on both Covid-19 and NCDs
• Perils for Pentagon as Trump threatens to militarise response to civil unrest
• Mainstream US religious leaders criticise Trump after church photo
• Protesters defy curfews in major U.S. cities to march against police brutality
• Guidelines for reopening of schools to be distributed tomorrow - minister
• LETTER | Again and again - let this end with Mahathir
• We're ready for GE15 - Zahid says after meeting Najib
• Reopening schools - NUTP suggests alternating, shortening daily sessions
• Grounded by Covid-19, pilots are struggling to make ends meet
• Six detained for gambling during conditional MCO
• Musa Hassan appointed as USIM director two days after GLC tweet
• LETTER | Malaysia needs to further liberalise its capital markets
• Johor sultan threatens snap polls if there is another power struggle
• After 42 days in coma, Sarikei MP wins battle against Covid-19
• Confusion, missing ballots as eight US states vote during Covid-19 pandemic
• LETTER | The relentless virus
• Coroners should decide cause of death in custody, not cops: Edict
• Authenticity of 'Arab donation' not relevant, key is Najib's belief - defence
• Dangerous driving laws should apply to all road abusers - Gerakan leader
• LETTER | Ditching the pen and paper for e-signatures
• Unionists set to be released at 6pm after court denies remand
• LETTER | Liquor license ban a sign of extremist policy by PN gov't
• MACC report filed against ex-minister, ex-AG over alleged power abuse
• Slim majority with 'bought MPs' - king can dissolve Parliament, says Najib
• ADUN SPEAKS | Najib's return and Muhyiddin's sad ending
• Kuala Langat residents allowed past barbed wire only if get tested
• Out the window with Najib's signature forged claim - prosecution
• Fahmi slams Saifuddin for lack of transparency over spectrum band allocations
• MCA supports stiffer penalties for drunk drivers
• Report: MACC says 'no political motive' behind Bersatu Youth member's arrest
• Johor Harapan upholds royal decree as plans to seize back power ripen
• High Court sets Aug 6 to hear judicial review application on LTTE
• Ismail advises states to follow SOPs set by federal gov’t
• Speed up amendments to punish drunk-driving, Anwar urges gov't
• Saifuddin aborts directive to grant 5G bands without tender
• British PM tells China: We'll not walk away from Hong Kong people
• US riots a lesson for all, including M'sia - Anwar
• Detention depot and Pedas clusters push new Covid-19 cases to 93
• PM and colleagues to resume duty tomorrow as Covid-19 quarantine ends
• Taiwan calls on China to apologise for Tiananmen crackdown, Beijing cries 'nonsense'
• China jibes U.S. on human rights ahead of June 4 anniversary
• Gov't mulls home quarantine if M'sians abroad test negative before flight back
• 109,617 SPM school leavers get further studies offer for 2020/2021 session
• Kedah invites D1 contractors to apply for projects worth more than RM33m
• Anti-union busting protestors to face charges tomorrow
• Bersatu veep appointed as Highway Authority chairperson
• Muhyiddin vs Mahathir - Bersatu divisions continue to split
• January to May: 22 mishaps involving drunk drivers
• Johor ruler’s power to dissolve assembly not absolute, says MP
• Covid-19 could foster boom in aid-dependency - Red Cross
• S'pore, China to creat fast lane to facilitate essential business travel
• Study panning anti-malaria drug Trump took against Covid faces new questions
• America's rivals return fire on human rights after US protests
• Indonesian court rules internet curbs in Papua unlawful
• Job losses increase by 42 pct in the first quarter - Socso
• Time to stop squabbling and work together to develop Johor - MB
• Ali Rustam to be named the new Malacca governor
• Regime change didn't disrupt Covid-19 response - Health DG
• Johor ruler threatens to dissolve the state assembly and 9 news from yesterday
• YOURSAY | Parliament vote the only true measure of Muhyiddin’s support