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Apple Allegedly Struggling Keeping Up with iPhone 17 Demand
The popularity of the iPhone 17 has surpassed Apple’s expectations according to social media users.
Program Young Art Entrepreneurs (YAE!) Kohort Ke-11
Bagi memeriahkan penganjuran Program Young Art Entrepreneurs (YAE!) tahun ini, Balai Seni Negara akan menganjurkan Kontena Seni, Warna & Warisan di Art Depot, Balai Seni Negara, yang berlangsung dari 20 Disember 2025 hingga 1 Februari 2026
PORK Noodle Vendors Stop Wearing TUDUNG and Kopiah After Viral Backlash
A viral video showing pork noodle vendors wearing tudung and kopiah sparked public concern. The stall has since removed the attire and added a clear non‑halal notice.
Ringgit Edges Higher Against US Dollar as Softer US Inflation Boosts Sentiment
The Ringgit opened slightly stronger as softer US inflation boosted expectations of future rate cuts. Analysts say the currency may test below the RM4.08 level soon.
67% of Malaysians Say Economy Favors the Rich, Ipsos Study Shows
Malaysians see inequality rising, with 77% saying the real divide is between citizens and elites. But optimism remains stronger here than globally.
Toll Plaza Barriers Labeled 2.1m Show Different Heights, Malaysians Amused
A driver’s simple observation at a toll plaza turned into a nationwide laugh. Malaysians couldn’t help noticing that “2.1 metres” doesn’t always look the same.
Redditors in Awe with Police Man Ripping Bezza Door with Bare Hands
A police man then relatively ripped the car door open with his bare hands. Social media users are shocked to see that this is a possibility.
Rafizi Shares Three Key Reminders for Akmal Nasir as He Takes Over Economy Ministry
Rafizi reminded Akmal that leadership is temporary, but sincere work lasts. He urged him to stay grounded and focused on responsibility.
Warner Bros Rejects Paramount’s $108B Bid, Sticks With Netflix Merger
Warner Bros has rejected Paramount’s higher bid, citing concerns over funding and transparency. The company says Netflix’s offer is cleaner and more secure.
Selangor Maintains Ban on Pets in Shopping Malls, Says State Exco
Selangor’s ban on pets in shopping malls remains unchanged. Authorities say cultural harmony must guide any future policy shifts.
