Educators are supposed to inspire their charges, not make them give up their studies.

Public trust in app wanes.

Absenteeism, ‘unappealing face’ cannot be used as indirect means to vote a motion down.

The shenanighans of Malaysia's political elites dwarf the occasional sex scene in terms of material ripe for film-making.

Muafakat Nasional on the rocks even as Islamist party still works with Umno in Putrajaya.

It remains to be seen if coalition can stop the infighting and present united front to lead the country.

Umno’s Hasni Mohammad, PAS’ Nik Mohd Amar Nik Abdullah grab headlines for the wrong reasons.

They should not drop their guard when it comes to dealing with political chameleons.

Najib Razak – political cunningness or an act of bravado?

Straight fights rendered impossible in upcoming state elections.

Some in the community lack compassion, sense of justice.

Hard-won rights and liberties are easy to lose if we're not careful.

Effort to reunite with her three children hits a snag.

Question about ideal wedding leaves people wondering: what were the examiners thinking?

Once prime minister and deputy use social media to point finger at each other.

Sik MP Ahmad Tarmizi Sulaiman’s response to criticism of the meeting is hardly a cogent enough explanation for ordinary Malaysians.

They ought to have idea of what a better Johor – and Malaysia – should be like before casting their ballot.

Malaysians watch in consternation as political allies break up, loudly and acrimoniously, ahead of elections.

PKR’s ‘big baggage’ reasoning to use own symbol is baffling.

When the Kelantan Forestry Department director talks tiger habitats, brace for a warped tangential logic.

Much like orangutans that swing from one branch to another when there is danger, humans, too, will jump between parties to cling to power

Serious disconnect exists between institutions and the people.

There are thousands of Rohanas in the country whose plights are not reported by the media.

God deliver us from the wrath of pious men.

Does he think the board members’ stand on Azam Baki was not a principled one?