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You might want to keep an umbrella handy, if you want to go out to usher in the new year tonight.

Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin has resigned as Perikatan Nasional chairman, while other Bersatu leaders are also quitting their posts within the coalition.

Bukit Aman says so far, the incident appears to be isolated.

62-year-old was found with IED's and burns to face and body

The KL High Court has found the former prime minister guilty on all counts in his RM2.3b 1MDB trial.

Schools cannot use a student's health or disciplinary issues as justification to block their admission or transfer.

Starting next year, students must provide their new schools with their full disciplinary record and physical and mental health assessments when they transfer.

Medical graduates can use it to reflect their academic background

MetMalaysia says many parts of the country should expect a wet Christmas this year.

Improvised explosive devices discovered after cops respond to blast outside apartment block

Former PM Datuk Seri Najib Razak has lost his bid to serve the remainder of his SRC International jail sentence at home.

No age group spared with even teens and senior citizens falling victim

The National Union of the Teaching Profession has urged parents to offer guidance to their children, when the social media ban for under-16s comes into effect next year.

Part-time job scam cases have more than doubled since last year

More than 13,000 have been forced out of their homes in the state

People have been urged to remain patient while authorities continue their probe into the triple shooting in Durian Tunggal, Melaka.

Public urged to stay vigilant and take the necessary precautions

Floods are currently affecting 4,700 people Kuantan, Pekan, Rompin and Maran.

Johor warns of flood risks in several districts, while rivers in Kelantan are up to the danger mark

In a surprise move, the PM has announced a major cabinet.

Heavy rain and elevated river levels could bring flooding this week

Several quarters has hailed the new registration and licensing policy for social media

At least 15 killed in shooting rampage by father and son duo

The PM says Bahasa Melayu's position must be considered before making demands that touch on racial, ethnic or religious sentiments.

The PM has ordered a review of the public dress code for visitors at police stations and other frontline services.

A 14-year-old boy in Keningau, Sabah has been remanded for 6 days to help police investigations into the death of his fried, who was shot and killed with a homemade shotgun.

The Health Ministry is taking further steps to deal with the issue of rising private healthcare costs.

The Works Ministry has reminded motorists to heed road closure barriers and warning signs for their own safety.

There could soon be a new code of ethics for social media influencers.

Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim wants a transparent probe into PDRM's alleged execution-style killing of three people in Melaka.

Two teachers in Kedah have been removed from duty at their respective schools pending a probe into alleged sexual misconduct.

Finance Ministry is currently exploring other more appropriate forms of income classification to reflect the current cost of living

The Dewan Rakyat has passed the Anti-Bully Bill, to curb bullying in educational institutions.

The PM says there is no interference in the MACC probe involving his former political secretary.

Preparations have been made at national, state and district level.

The PM says a major reshuffle isn't necessary as the Cabinet has around one and a half years left in its mandate.

Misconduct in public agencies is on the rise.

GRS forms the new state government together with UPKO, PH and five independent candidates

MACC chief has confirmed the arrest of Datuk Seri Shamsul Iskandar Mohd Akin and two others, to assist in a corruption investigation.

The 40 UUM students and staff who were stranded by floods in Hat Yai, Thailand have been rescued!

The National Registration Department will release an enhanced version of the MyKad starting June next year.

Nearly ten thousand personnel from various government agencies have been mobilized nationwide to tackle the ongoing floods.

Political analyst Dr. Oh Ei Sun examines why so many seniors are contesting the state election, and why having 596 overall candidates is actually not unusual for Sabah.

The state remains the worst-affected with over 9,000 evacuees

160 candidates in Kedah had to be transferred to alternative exam centres after flash floods struck their school in Jitra.

Heavy rains led to 14k flood evacuations across multiple states, while a landslide struck Taman United, Seputeh.

Malaysians below the age of 16 will be barred from creating social media accounts starting next year.

The number of flood evacuees in Kelantan has surged past 2,500.

Authorities have recovered the remains of the man who was swept away by a water surge in KL's Pintasan Saloma earlier this week.

The SPM is not just a school examination like the scrapped UPSR and PT3.