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Stocks ended mostly higher on Wall Street after a listless day of trading. The S&P 500 edged up 0.1%. The Dow also added 0.1% after turning slightly higher just before

Most Republican governors turned down federal money to provide grocery help for low-income families with school-age kids over the summer. While governors often complain about the programs of the other

Kuala Lumpur: The six Bersatu MPs backing the government need not vacate their seats so long as they remain members of the party, according to Dewan Rakyat Speaker Johari Abdul.

Just a kid from Alaska rewriting the history of American cross-country skiing. FIS Cross-country skiing shared this video of Gus Schumacher on Instagram with that caption. On Sunday, the cross-country

Kota Kinabalu: Government agencies must increase efficiency and accountability to ensure that development initiatives, particularly those involving healthcare, are not delayed by administrative issues and bureaucratic hurdles, said State  Community Development and People’s Wellbeing Minister Datuk James Ratib.

Kota Kinabalu: A 50-year-old woman suffered injuries and RM5,000 loss, including her smartphone, after being assaulted and robbed in a back alley of a bank, here, on Friday.

Tax season opened on Jan. 29 this year, so why haven't you seen your refund from the IRS yet? There are multiple reasons your refund could be delayed past the normal timeframe. Either way you can check the status of your refund online.

BEAUFORT: There are plans to turn the Bisaya Culture and Arts Centre Building into a new tourism destination expected to be realised in the middle of next year.

TAMBUNAN: Sabah has great potential when it comes to exotic food, according to visitors who attended the exotic food introduction at the Deputy Chief Minister I Datuk Dr Jeffrey Kitingan’s residence here, recently.

Kota Kinabalu: Charter flights can be costly, but with subsidies from both the Malaysian and Chinese governments, the costs could be significantly reduced.