No monkey business for top graft-buster Dzulkifli Ahmad.

When the media gets called ‘fake news’ for reporting exactly as it happened.

It appeared, from day one, to be a probe to nail enemies of Prime Minister Najib Razak.

Trumpeting Muhd Taib’s return to Umno is much ado about nothing.

As we celebrate Malaysia’s 54th birthday, Malaysians must learn to call the shots and make tough decisions regarding our nation’s future.

No one sends their children to school only to receive a body wrapped in a shroud.

When ‘Sidek Panel’ and Umno Supreme Council don’t get the outcome they seek, they go ballistic.

Any misgivings about amendments to the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act are in the government bench, not the opposition.

Keeping politicians honest and accountable is the Malaysian thing to do.

Criticism is at the core of a democracy, authorities are better off developing thick skin rather than threatening to sue.

It is critical that Putrajaya makes the US understand that it is in its best interest to have Najib in office. 

Malaysians must put aside petty grievances and give credit to our athletes.

‘Why’ is the three-letter word Malaysians must keep as reference as the Royal Commission of Inquiry moves towards a final conclusion.

PAS president same as Umno leaders who blame the victims not the perpetrators.

Children need to be brought up as Malaysians from young and learn to respect Malaysia’s diverse cultures.

Are those in the know merely copying US President Donald Trump by bending the truth and believing in their own delusions?

State resources used to hunt down government critics, including a former prime minister.

The groundbreaking ceremony on August 4 will give the scandal-ridden prime minister some breathing room.

How can co-religionists of another race be seen as enemies when it is inconvenient, and friends when it is otherwise?

Altantuya’s murder and allegations of dodgy defence deals could resurface in the wake of investigations into Scorpene procurement.

Umno leaders should know why more than half the voters rejected Barisan Nasional in the last elections and learn from it.

The anti-corruption pledge is just another stunt in a long line of expensive but ineffective campaigns.

Does Reezal Merican really expect Malaysians to believe that the Najib administration will revoke the citizenship of Low Taek Jho?

It is difficult to be assured of public sector support given the financial burden faced by employees.

Attacks on PH leadership indicate a lack of intelligence and smack of racial politics.