On The Beat

The US is afraid a social media platform, perceived as a ticking timebomb, is about to explode in an expose of its nation.

That’s sound advice for anyone, more so politicians who shoot from the hip in a plural society.

The universality of belief systems is all that’s good and wholesome, yet naysaying politicians find holes to poke.

Religion is one of the most unifying powers, yet it can also go horribly wrong.

There’s an air of uncertainty about our post pandemic world, but the right decisions usually yield ideal results.

It’s difficult to see a recent gathering as a cultural event or something in the name of national unity.

MINISTER Hannah Yeoh did something unique recently by turning up ahead of an event’s scheduled start and getting straight to the point.

All hail our Royalty for instilling logic in the face of multiracial confusion.

Apparently, we can’t tell the difference between people’s roles when they switch hats.

It’s easy to understand how a spark can turn into an explosion when poor communication is the fuse.

Losing our parents is easily one of life’s most traumatic experiences, so treasure their time with us.

EVEN in ancient times, they were treated better. Here we are in 2023, as sophisticated as mankind has ever been, yet compassion is neither compulsory nor a courtesy. It’s simply unacceptable. Even convicted murderers and rapists in prison are treated better than the dogs at a shelter.