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Woman now held for staging own kidnapping for RM18,000 ransom
Police arrested two suspects after uncovering an alleged kidnapping hoax aimed at obtaining ransom money.
Nike CEO Elliott Hill Marks Busy First Year With Sports‑Driven Reset
Elliott Hill’s first year as Nike CEO has been defined by a sports‑focused reset. His “win now” strategy realigned thousands of employees around core categories.
Perlis Opens its First Mall
The Kangar Jaya Mall boasts a cinema and a supermarket.
Car Crashes Onto Tampin Tracks, Halts Train Services
A young man accidentally drove his car onto the railway tracks in Tampin. The crash caused a short circuit and halted train services temporarily.
BN Vows to Reinstate GST After GE16, Calls It ‘Best Tax Regime’
BN says GST is the fairest way to strengthen Malaysia’s revenue. The party plans to reinstate it after GE16.
ASEAN Convenes Special Meeting in Kuala Lumpur on Cambodia‑Thailand Tensions
ASEAN foreign ministers will meet in Kuala Lumpur to discuss Cambodia‑Thailand tensions. Malaysia says the talks aim to support peace and stability.
Amtrak’s Acela $180 (RM734) Business Class: Comfortable, But Not Worth the Cost
A $180 (RM734) business‑class ticket on Amtrak’s NextGen Acela offered comfort and sleek design. But the perks didn’t justify paying more than four times the coach fare.
Why Solo Travel Makes Me a Better Partner After Three Years Together
Even in a committed relationship, she makes time for solo travel. Independence, she says, makes her love stronger.
Trump to Sign $901B (RM3.6 Trillion) Defense Bill With Aid for Ukraine, Limits on Europe Drawdown
President Trump will sign a $901 billion (RM3.6 Trillion) defense bill that boosts aid to Ukraine and Europe. The measure also limits his ability to reduce U.S. forces abroad.
Netizens Upset with Pet Friendly Mall Reverting its Policy
The controversy of the Sunway Square Mall being a pet friendly place has social media users debating with each other regarding it.