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- Hospital confirms detainee died from blunt force trauma
- Lawyer N Surendran says the pathologist found N Dharmendran's wounds to be fresh, while the police now classify the case as murder.
- Activists chased, journalist hit at Adam vigil in Penang
Suaram activists were attacked by youths after attending a rally in support of Adam Adli at the Penang Esplanade last night.
- Ex-NFC director Salleh verbally agreed to pay RM2.75mil
- Businessperson Shamsubahrin Ismail, Mohamad testifies, claimed to have been told by Dr Mahathir help out the ex-NFC chairperson.
- 18 detained during Adam Adli vigil
UPDATED 2AM Police arrested 14 men and four women, part of a candlelight vigil being held in front of the Jinjang police station.
- Be wary of fake email bearing Rosmah's name
- The Prime Minister’s Office in a statement today confirmed the email used a fake account and had malicious intentions.
- The Star denies 'politics' a problem
- KINIBIZ The Star group chief editor Wong Chun Wai disagrees that there had been a BN-biased media coverage during the 13th general election.
- Noh: Don't like the law? Then stay in the jungle
S'gor BN No 2 Noh Omar fully supports home minister Zahid's stinging comments against those who oppose the electoral system.
- Adam Adli to be charged with sedition tomorrow
If found guilty, student activist Adam Adli faces a maximum three-year jail term, a maximum fine of RM5,000 or both. [VIDEO]
- JKR ordered to probe mosque roof collapse in Terengganu
- The MB says the study needed to be carried out to determine if the collapse was due to design failure or sub-standard materials.
- Penang MACC receives seven reports on money politics
- Penang state MACC director Samarajoo Manikam says MACC had also opened investigation papers and investigations were still going on.
- Adam 'speaks' with dad through the lock-up glass
- Adam Adli and his father were reunited yesterday morning, albeit they were separated by a sheet of glass. Adam seems to be in high spirits.
- Street demos don't hurt tourism, says Nazri
'Over the years, there has been an increase in tourists. The trend is always upward, except in 2003, because of SARS.'
- PKR in solidarity with detained M'sians in S'pore
A memo will be handed to the Singapore mission in KL tomorrow, in support of 21 protesters who face expulsion from the republic.
- DAP veteran questioned over 'Malaysian Spring' email
Police receive brickbats by DAP for 'wasting public resources' in questioning party founding chief Chen Man Hin.
- AG to proceed with statutory rape case in Sabah
- Attorney-general Abdul Gani Patail says the case was still ongoing and the Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) had not dropped the matter.
- 'Paying more to attract locals will upset foreign workers'
- SABAH RCI This is why plantation giant Sime Darby pays locals and foreigners the same wage in Sabah, says its executive Jakaria Nasiran.
- Man dies after breathing difficulties at lock-up
- The man had complained of chest pains before being brought to the Kuala Lumpur Hospital but was pronounced dead on arrival.
- Josie Fernandez expected to vie for top TI-M spot
- UPDATED 5.50PM The only woman member in the watchdog’s executive committee aims to help the M'sian chapter grow and fight corruption.
- Police advise folk against joining Malacca gathering
- The police have advised the people against participating in a gathering scheduled in Malacca for Friday, saying it was illegal.
- 300 Sarawak natives protest at hydropower confab
- They want global stakeholders to know that they are suffering because of dams being built in several locations in the state.
- Swearing-in of Terengganu assemblypersons on June 16
MB Ahmad Said says Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin would officially open the new term of the 13th state assembly, the following day.
- NS executive councillors take oath of office
After receiving letters of appointment from Tuanku Muhriz, the state executive councillors signed an oath of office.
- Ling: Only AGM can remove MCA president
- UPDATED 3.38PM Former president Dr Ling Liong Sik, however, presses members to move on from the party’s poor general election outcome. [VIDEO]
- Worst custodial death case since Kugan, says Surendran
UPDATED 3.40PM Victim N Dharmendran's ears had been stapled, and there were severe beating marks on his body, says lawyer.
- Dr M: Better to choose gov't through street demos?
Bringing down the gov't through street rallies will lead to continuous turmoil, the former prime minister warns in his blog Chedet.
- Racist? Ex-judge in his own words, Pt 1
This is a translation of points made by former judge Mohd Noor Abdullah, based on an audio recording of his May 12 speech.
- Retaliate with economic crusade, urges Utusan
- This was mooted by the daily’s assistant chief editor Zaini Hassan in an article entitled ‘Ayuh berjihadlah orang Melayu, kuasai ekonomi!’
- Big rise in foreigners marrying Sabah locals
- UPDATED 4.35PM SABAH RCI The number of Muslim citizens in Sabah marrying non-citizens increased from 399 in 2000 to 2,545 in October 2012.
- Penang Umno Youth No 2 denies involvement in fracas
- UPDATED 5.35PM State Umno Youth deputy chief Norman Zahalan denies being involved with the thugs who disrupted the vigil for Adam Adli.
- Fatwa council: Haram to topple gov't through violence
- Any gathering that can sow disunity among the people is not suitable for Islam, says council chairperson Abdul Shukor Husin.