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PETALING JAYA: A couple was charged in the sessions court here today with abusing their baby by mixing his milk with meth-laced water.

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have won the Michigan primaries, further solidifying the all-but-certain rematch between the two men. Biden defeated Minnesota Rep. Dean Phillips, his one

Kota Kinabalu: Junior Chamber International Tanjung Aru 2024 President Amanda Yong and her Borad of Directors will be installed during the upcoming 2024 JCI Tanjung Aru 43rd Installation and Awards Banquet at Hakka Hall, here, on March 3.

Kuala Lumpur: More than half or 54% of the 100,696 medical officers in the country left the public service sector in 2022, with wanting to work in the private sector being the main reason, the Dewan Rakyat was told today.

Kota Kinabalu: Some 100 talented kids were recognised for their outstanding works at the annual Children Art Award Ceremony organised by My Art Studio Lintas Plaza and Pintas Square branches.

SEOUL: North Korea’s first spy satellite is “alive”, a Netherlands-based space expert said yesterday, after detecting changes in its orbit that suggest Pyongyang is successfully controlling the spacecraft – although its capabilities are still unknown.

Kota Kinabalu: The Brunei Sabah Community Association (PMBS) is planning to hold a Brunei Sabah Community Food Festival (FEMMBES) as a continuation of the Baurung-Urung Carnival held for two consecutive years now.

Kota Kinabalu: The Dean of Social Sciences and Humanities (FSSK) at UMS Prof. Madya Dr. Asmady Idris said having almost 17,000 alumni makes it the faculty with the second most graduates, as evident during convocation ceremonies.

(VOVWORLD) - Vietnam considers cinema a key part of its cultural development strategy and is calling for more international support to develop this industry, said Tran Hai Van, Deputy Director of the International Cooperation Department of the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism.

The U.S. Army is slashing the size of its force by about 24,000, which is nearly 5%. The cuts will mainly be in already-empty posts — not actual soldiers. Its