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MITCHELL STEPS UP AGAINST T-WOLVES

Cavs guard goes into 'attack mode', scoring game-high 36 points in 124-117 road victory

ARTETA SWEATING ON SALIBA'S INJURY

With him Arsenal have 72% win rate, 38% without him; boss hints at transfer window

CPF Board Closes Special Accounts of 1.4 Million Members

Savings moved to RAs of those aged 55 and above, up to Full Retirement Sum

Act covers only discrimination in 'employment decisions'

I disagree with Madam Adelin Tan Geok Lin's characterisation of the Workplace Fairness Act (\"Including sexual orientation in new workplace law would have wide-ranging implications\", Jan 17).

BLESSED BE THE PETS IN SPAIN

Dozens of dogs and cats, a few parrots and a chicken queued alongside their owners outside a church in Madrid on Jan 17, waiting their turn to be blessed by a Catholic priest in a popular annual ritual.

Public Can Vote For Singaporean Of The Year 2024 From Today To Jan 31

Winner, chosen from among nine nominations, will be unveiled on Feb 24

It's a red ocean, can't be business as usual: SME association chief

Foreign investors making it crunch time for small local firms to venture into the wider world

Families Here Spent $1.8b On Private Tuition For Kids In 2023

Educational expenses up, with more spent on tuition and pre-school education

Singapore Sets Out Plans to Meet 2030 Climate Targets

Energy efficiency, carbon capture, clean energy among key moves to cut emissions

Does India Risk Getting Old Before It Gets Rich?

The country hopes that its young workforce will drive its march to a high-income status, but it's a race against time as the population ages and growth tapers.

Moutet 'collapsed in shower', blacked out before loss to Tien

Frenchman Corentin Moutet said he collapsed in the shower 45 minutes before his Australian Open third-round match, with everything going \"black\".

What if no one misses TikTok?

The app could be a victim of its own success if its passing goes largely unmourned.

Asean Must Boost Integration To Counter Geopolitical Risks, Says Vivian

Asean needs to double down on regional integration to enhance the grouping's competitiveness, especially at a time when changes to geopolitical structures and economic policy are taking place worldwide, said Singapore Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan.

Ageing population ● Let's try to prevent cases of the elderly dying alone at home

As a senior Singaporean of the Merdeka Generation, I'm saddened by the recent case of an elderly couple found dead in their flat (\"Elderly couple who lived on their own in Jurong flat found dead together\", Jan 19).

Suspected Bangladeshi arrested over stabbing of Bollywood star

A man thought to be a citizen of Bangladesh was arrested in India's financial capital Mumbai on Jan 19 and is considered the prime suspect in the stabbing of Bollywood star Saif Ali Khan, the police said.

Trump administration relooking immigration raids after leak: Report

US President-elect Donald Trump's incoming administration is reconsidering plans for immigration raids in Chicago in the coming days after details were leaked, Trump's \"border czar\" Tom Homan told the Washington Post in an interview on Jan 18.

NParks on alert for escaped crocs from farm in Batam

The National Parks Board (NParks) is monitoring an incident involving several crocodiles that escaped from a farm in Batam on Jan 13.

More Than Just Being Good, I Hope My Kids Do Good Too

Volunteering has many benefits, according to some reports and volunteer websites

DJOKOVIC SET FOR EPIC BATTLE

Serb says q-final opponent Alcaraz 'great to watch but not to play against'

Brain stimulation to help schizophrenia patients with emotions, behaviour being tested

A fast, non-invasive form of brain stimulation to reduce persistent negative symptoms such as social withdrawal and lack of motivation in patients with schizophrenia is being tested at the Institute of Mental Health (IMH).

Rise in pre-school spending drives up education expenditure by families

Families in Singapore are spending more on pre-school education, as more parents are placing their children in childcare at a younger age.

GETTING A KICK FROM SPORTS TRAVEL

More recreational athletes in S'pore going overseas to compete in football friendlies

Casino complexes will create jobs for locals, says Thaksin

Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra on Jan 18 told Nakhon Phanom residents that if enacted, the government's Entertainment Complex Business Bill will benefit the Thai economy, especially in creating jobs for local communities.

You're a Useless Person

Fighting the voices of schizophrenia in her head

App allows parents to test babies for jaundice at home

Most parents are familiar with jaundice, a condition that affects 60 per cent of full-term babies and up to 80 per cent of those born prematurely, which gives the newborn's skin and eyes a yellowish discoloration.

Electrosurgery provides more options for heart patients

It increasingly allows valves to be repaired or replaced without open-heart surgery

China Banks on New Stores, Products to Boost Consumption

But Questions Raised About Long-Term Effectiveness of 'First-Time Economy' Policy

Energy ● Support for adoption of solar power across all sectors

We thank Forum writers Lim Jia Yi (Make solar panels a must for newly built or purchased landed property, Jan 7) and Gerard Tan Boon Heng (Encourage private properties to generate solar power, Jan 8) for their letters.

Will TikTok's Big Gamble Pay Off?

App goes dark in US; Trump pledges to give it a lifeline after he is sworn into office

Spotlight on Singapore's food culture at Chingay ahead of Unesco bid

Main parade on Feb 7 and 8 involves over 4,000 performers and a record 23 floats