The Trump tariffs are going to hurt Malaysia whether we like it or not, Now is not the time to harp on race and religion; we need to stick with a government that works on the economy.

SO, did you manage to get your mum an appropriate gift for this day that celebrates motherhood?

THERE are cars parked outside Tun Musa Aman's house in Luyang almost every night, with people streaming in and out. It is as if little has changed since his days as Sabah Chief Minister except that so much has changed.

DESPONDENT. In tatters. Defeatist. Pessimistic. Down in the dumps.

DRIVING along the North-South Expressway (NSE) after 9pm has become a nerve-racking experience for me.

THE eyes of the world will be on Kuala Lumpur at the end of May when the leaders of the 10 Asean member states gather for a summit that will have the impact of US tariffs high on its agenda.

IT IS inevitable that the question of family lineage involving Nurul Izzah Anwar would be brought up by her detractors even before she has made any announcement on whether she will make a bid for the party's number two post.

As a father of two, I am aware that young people today are exposed to a dazzling array of information and content on the internet.

IT was a day when things seemed to happen at lightning speed.

THE twisting of the truth of Malaysia's history has now taken on an alarming new tangent.

THE pledges of support for Nurul Izzah Anwar have poured in fast and furious over the last 24 hours.

AT this rate, the hunt for second place is still on. Why does it matter? For one, there's the prize money – which means more to spend in the summer on improvements.