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Trump's unpopularity allows Democrats to even win seats in Republican strongholds.

Flash floods inundate major roads in Shah Alam, bridge collapses in Sungai Buloh.

UPDATED 6.13PM | Organisers acknowledge overlooking local religious beliefs, cultural sensitivities.

The rights group says such tactics amount to harassment and intimidation.

PARLIAMENT | Radzi says agreement necessary to safeguard national economy.

The offence makes up about two-thirds of the total arrests.

Armizan says full enforcement will begin in January, warns traders and relevant parties.

However, one PAS MP defends Hadi's remarks as not excessive.

Kamil reminds PAS president of MOU during Ismail Sabri's administration.

Ministry's guidelines state alcohol companies cannot organise, sponsor, or offer rewards in sports events.

UPDATED 1.20PM | Panel rejects the stay application from 6 individuals, including four disputed undangs.

UPDATED 11.05AM | Ex-PM will head home for house arrest if fine paid.

'Biggest security risk isn't a hacker behind a computer halfway around the world.'

It may be the policy, but implementation is less straightforward.

Tan accuses Wong of failing to safeguard the interests of Chinese schools.

Tarmizi and Leong want govt to address the root cause.

PARLIAMENT | Several East M'sian MPs claim some contractors in their constituencies received cancellation letters.

'Loss of trust is a sign of the world heading towards Judgment Day.'

PARLIAMENT | The question comes amid second attempt to remove liquid, gel nicotine from poisons list.

UPDATED 6.06PM | PARLIAMENT | Ex-PM says about 190 specialists lost their cashless facilities.

The implementation of these projects is a long process, says the state BN chief.

PARLIAMENT | Isnaraissah questions why ministries allowed problem to persist for years, culminating in public spat.

Penang CM also urges public not to jump to conclusions.

Families' lawyer Rajesh also questions why no police officers have been charged.