Soon Li Tsin

Despite persistent calls to set up a independent judicial commission, law minister Nazri Abdul Aziz remains unconvinced and argues his ground.

PKR's Khalid Ibrahim campaign in Ijok has been marred by another physical assault - this time at Ladang Coalfield with a party member beaten up in the process.

The Court of Appeal said provisions for the prime minister to advice the King on dismissals in the cabinet were mere 'formalities'.

updated version The opposition party said it has discovered startling discrepancies in the electoral roll to be used for the Ijok by-election.

A fresh application has been made by blogger Jeff Ooi's lawyers to strike out the amended claims by New Straits Times Press against him.

A Tamil primary school has been left without functional computers for two years despite asking help from education ministry and Sungai Siput MP Samy Vellu.

Parti Sosialis Malaysia has received the green light to challenge the home ministry over its quest to be registered as a political party.

In 2003 alone, there were 23 custodial deaths reported, reveals Prime Minister and Internal Security Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.

After Foreign Minister Syed Hamid Albar's criticisms against UNHCR, Amnesty International says this reflects the government's lack of respect for human dignity and human rights.

Could the house be registered in one name but owned by another? The inextricable linkages between the parties involved are examined.

The love-hate relationship between the government and citizens is caused by those who are increasingly blogging about 'emperors in their news clothes'.

updated version While Mahathir conceded that some have accused him of stifling press freedom, the former premier says his conscience is clear. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The 69 families still holding their ground after their houses were demolished have three demands for the developer to consider.

A survey identifies insufficient funding as a stumbling block to the growth of small- and medium-scale enterprises.

DAP is not entirely sore with the loss as the BN's win in Machap was secured with the backing of government machinery and dirty tactics.

Thousands flock to hear the PKR advisor speak on eve of polling day, and Anwar - known for his fiery oratorical skills - does not disappoint. [VIDEO INSIDE]

An election watchdog claims that four Barisan Nasional politicians, including the by-election candidate, were influencing voters by handing out food.

updated version The sleepy hollow is now wide awake as politicians make promises in the 'millions' and the locals are treated to song and dance. The party will end at the stroke of midnight. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The deputy prime minister gives away RM3.7 million to Felda settlers in Machap and then poetically asks them to vote for the Barisan Nasional candidate. [VIDEO INSIDE]

The PKR advisor asserts that Article 121 (1A) of the Federal Constitution is meant to protect Muslims, and not to harass and deny the rights of non-Muslims.

There are mixed views as to who should lead the agency in the wake of a corruption scandal that has severely tainted its reputation.

Muslim convert Muhammad Shafi Saravanan Abdullah breaks his silence, expressing concern over growing criticism against him.

The daily's group editor-in-chief Ho Kay Tat reveals how The Sun was able to turn its fortune around by going free.

The former finance minister says Malaysians should not fear foreign investors as long as they are not allowed to take over the country.