Police complete probe into alleged assault of pupil by teacher
IPOH: Police have completed their investigation into claims that a primary school pupil in Bagan Serai was injured after ...
A blind boy went viral after the LA fires. But what happens when the Internet moves on?
Whether Grayson can overcome them hinges in no small part on his ability to inspire Internet strangers with the sunniest ...
Penang cops searching for two suspects in kidnapping case
Police are actively searching for a woman and a man involved in a kidnapping case in the Bertam Perdana area in 2018.
New RM1,700 minimum wage takes effect today
A total of 4.37 million workers in Malaysia will now receive a minimum monthly wage of RM1,700, up from RM1,500, following ...
Philadelphia plane crash causes fiery scene with multiple homes ablaze
A small plane crashed in Northeast Philadelphia 30 seconds after it took off as crews respond to a fiery scene, Pennsylvania’s governor said on Friday (Jan 31).
Eight-year-old boy found drowned in bachok
A boy, eight, was found drowned in Pantai Kampung Kandis near Villa Danialla Beach Resort, Bachok, at 7.30pm on Friday (Jan 31).
Beethoven or birds? ECB seeks ideas for new Euro banknote designs
The first revamp of euro banknotes since their launch 23 years ago is designed to make them more appealing and relatable ...
Gold rush despite higher prices
With gold prices hitting a lifetime high at the beginning of the Year of the Snake, jewellers say the shine of gold jewellery ...
Meta in talks to reincorporate in Texas or another state, exit Delaware, WSJ reports
Meta Platforms is discussing moving its incorporation from Delaware to Texas or other states, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Opinion: OpenAI accuses China of stealing its content, the same accusation that authors have made against OpenAI
The unveiling Monday of a Chinese-made AI bot that seems cheaper, more efficient and in some ways more accurate than American ...
Organisers okay with police measures for safer concerts but urge consultation
With internationally-famous bands Green Day and Maroon 5 lined up this month, concert organisers are lending further support to the safety measures being considered by authorities.