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Liv in the Fast Lane, Says League's Chief

Little progress on reunifying pro golf, but new CEO O'Neil still optimistic of future

NEW KIDS ESCAPE ROOM FROM SOUTH KOREA

Kids In The Room, an escape room concept from South Korea with five branches there, opens in Singapore on March 10.

Desmond Tan's joy as daughter turns one

Local actor Desmond Tan is one happy dad, sharing that his daughter has celebrated her first birthday.

Why seas are rising

Fuelled by global warming, ice sheets and glaciers are melting at an accelerated pace, while seawater is expanding.

Same crocodile spotted for third time in Klang River

A crocodile has been sighted in the Klang River, near the Malayan Mansion building in Kuala Lumpur.

A Doll's House, Part 2 does disservice to one of theatre's seminal feminist darlings

Pangdemonium's A Doll's House, Part 2 is a rehabilitation of maligned husband Torvald, persona non grata of Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen's ground-breaking A Doll's House that was first staged in 1879.

A Muslim athlete needed modest sportswear, now she sells it to others

Kiandra Browne had little interest in religion growing up in multicultural Montreal. But she did have a curious mind. \"If you know Kiandra, you know she questions everything,\" her mother, Ms Sheryl White, said with a loving laugh.

The behaviour that annoys colleagues more than any other

And the reasons to try to remain calm.

Past Record Won't Deter Kings

Sacramento lost 2 previous games against Clippers, but form is on their side this time

Half-time blast from Slot sparks Reds' comeback

Frustration was written all over Liverpool boss Arne Slot's face when miscommunication allowed lowly Southampton to score first in the Reds' 3-1 English Premier League victory on March 8, and Mohamed Salah said the manager gave the team an earful about it at half-time.

Two Arrested Over Gang-Rape of 2 Women, Death of Man in India

Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the gang-rape of two women, including an Israeli tourist, and the death of a man near a Unesco World Heritage site in India, police said on March 9.

Floods, power cuts as wild weather bashes eastern Australia

QUEENSLAND - Gusts and torrential rain have blacked out more than a quarter of a million properties and swamped parts of Australia's east coast, officials said on March 9, with one driver confirmed dead and a dozen troops injured in the wild weather.

Enjoy the moment, worry less about the kid's future partner

Instead of mulling over things that are beyond our control, let's spend our time building strong parent-child ties instead

TTSH helps refine AI-enabled tool that will calculate accurate insulin dosage

Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) and biomedical technology company Buzud are working on an AI or artificial intelligence-enabled tool in an app to help diabetes patients accurately calculate their correct insulin dosage before a meal.

An Wins Battle of Olympic Champions

The clash between the last two badminton women's singles Olympic champions at the Orleans Masters ended with Paris 2024 gold medallist An Se-young beating Tokyo 2020 victor Chen Yufei 21-14, 21-15 in 45 minutes at Palais des Sports on March 9.

Many Chinese See a Cultural Revolution in America

People in China find echoes of Maoist upheavals in the authoritarian turn that the United States is taking under Donald Trump.

France lose Dupont but close in on Six Nations title

France will have to seal the Six Nations title without injured talisman Antoine Dupont but their devastating display in beating Ireland 42-27 on March 8 showed they can triumph in \"huge matches\", according to No. 8 Gregory Alldritt.

A Meaningful Role

When these Singapore Prison Service scholars became prison officers, they knew their mission extended beyond security – it was about rehabilitation, reintegration and helping ex-offenders reconnect with their families. Here are two of their stories.

News analysis The 'she-economy' is thriving, but gaps remain. What's next?

Since the United Nations officially recognised International Women's Day in 1977, women have achieved extraordinary progress across key socio-economic metrics globally.

Flat selection Option ensures fair approach for all new flat applicants

We thank Mr Chan Yaohua for his feedback (Let applicants make more selections in Sale of Balance Flats exercises, Feb 18).

Henrique Gets Off To A Flying Start In Malaysia

Brazilian jockey hits the ground running with an easy victory atop Hurricane in KL

Not your usual pad thai th

Restaurants are widening the range of Thai flavours, with fusion dishes, regional specialities and even tingkat meals

Saab Singapore country head reads to develop life skills

Who: Mr Chun-Chau Chew, 48, country head of Saab Singapore.

Critic Kadir Takes Up Hot Seat

Ex-Lion answers call of duty as UTR director of football, impressed by improved facilities

Palmer not having the blues despite goal drought

Cole Palmer's dry spell in front of goal has not had an adverse effect on the Chelsea attacking midfielder's mood, manager Enzo Maresca said ahead of their English Premier League home clash with Leicester City on March 9.

AI Does Not Really 'Learn', and Knowing Why Will Help You Use It More Responsibly

There are two main differences in how humans and AI systems learn.

Why the poor in India have been called 'parasites'

Election sweeteners, deeply ingrained class bias fuel judgmental views of establishment

'Terrible' Zverev Can't Aim To Be No. 1

German top seed says 'I have to find my game' after losing his Indian Wells opener

Sailors still afloat after AFC awards them 3-0 1st-leg win

From a near-impossible mission of clawing back a five-goal deficit, the Lion City Sailors will now have a three-goal advantage heading into the second-leg, quarter-final match against Sanfrecce Hiroshima in the Asian Champions League (ACL).

Can I really change my personality or will the years do that for me?

The truth is that some people retain their basic traits over time while others change beyond all recognition.