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KUALA LUMPUR: Spider-Man brought smiles and joy to the residents of Hang Tuah Flats in Pudu here when he swung in to deliver some essentials to 24 families caught in the web of hardship brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic. Aided by the Bukit Bintang MCA division, the Jalan Alor Hawker Association, and crowdfunding platform GoCare, Spider-Man didn’t swing from buildings this time but took the stairs and personally delivered essentials to these families yesterday. Children marvelled at the superhero as they looked out from the windows of their homes along the corridors. Some attempted to s...

(Photo by Andrew Harnik-Pool/Getty Images) April 22, 2021 12:11 AM ET Font Size: Republican Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton will re-introduce the SECURE CAMPUS Act on Thursday, his office confirmed to the Daily Caller. First introduced in 2020, the SECURE CAMPUS Act prohibits Chinese nationals from receiving student or research visas to participate in graduate or post-graduate science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) studies at American universities. It also imposes more stringent reporting requirements for universities that receive federal funding. “Allowing China unfettered acces...

/ Posted on 1 February, 2021 13:31 Lunar New Year domestic travel is weak in Malaysia, Hong Kong, Indonesia and the Philippines, with the exception of Singapore Movement restrictions and infection concerns have lowered travel priority Sellers resort to unique products and programmes to encourage spend Lunar New Year celebrations in South-east Asia this year will be a mere shadow of past years, the sombre mood a result of movement restrictions that are still in place to curb local transmissions as well as consumers’ concerns about infections. In Malaysia and Hong Kong where authorities and t...

A former employee of the Ohio-based Nationwide Children’s Hospital’s Research Institute has pleaded guilty to selling American research secrets in China. Yu Zhou, 50, formerly of Dublin, Ohio, admitted to conspiring to steal scientific trade secrets related to research, identification and treatment of a range of pediatric medical conditions. “The Chinese government has created a large-scale, sophisticated system to steal American ingenuity,” said U.S. Attorney David DeVillers in a statement following Zhou’s guilty plea. “We hope this conviction demonstrates that we will fight this...