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Jack Neo to welcome first grandchild in November
Singaporean film-maker Jack Neo is set to become a grandfather as he will be welcoming his first grandchild into the family in November this year.
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News Malay Mail
Pakatan on its toes if Khairy leads new multiracial party, suggests Johor DAP chief
KUALA LUMPUR, May 28 ― Rembau MP Khairy Jamaluddin might be able to serve Malaysia more effectively and keep the ruling Pakatan Harapan (PH) in check if he quit Umno to form a multiracial party,...
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4 men charged for alleged involvement in secret societies
Four men were charged in the State Courts on Monday (28 May) for allegedly being part of secret societies.
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Liverpool goalie received death threats after rough Champions League final performance
Liverpool goalie Loris Karius received death threats after he made two costly mistakes in its Champions League final loss to Real Madrid.
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Florida Surfer Saves Bird in Ocean as Alberto Heads for Gulf Coast
A surfer rescued a bird from the water off the coast of Venice, Florida, on Sunday, May 27, as Storm Alberto traveled north west of the Florida coast. Nicole Fulwiler, who took this video, said she and her children went to see the surf with the storm and were watching the surfers when they noticed the struggling bird, which she described as a pigeon. A surfer came close enough to the pier that someone was able to get his attention to the bird, she said. The video shows the surfer paddling to the bird as it flaps in the ocean and allowing the bird to get onto his board. “The surfer took the pigeon back to shore and let him off his board so he could rest and dry off,” Fulwiler said. Tropical storm warnings have been issued as Alberto moves closer to the Gulf Coast. Winds of 45 miles per hour have been measured, and heavy rain is expected. Credit: Nicole Fulwiler via Storyful
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Finance Associated PressNew Zealand to kill 150,000 cows to end bacterial disease
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) - New Zealand plans to slaughter about 150,000 cows as it tries to eradicate a strain of disease-causing bacteria from the national herd.
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To get rich would be glorious escape from pointless life, says young Chinese student
An elementary school student in China dreams of getting rich to escape the repetitive loop of life, he told a public speaking contest, astonishing listeners with his candour and grown-up cynicism. A video clip widely shared on Chinese social media over the weekend showed the unnamed student, from the city of Hangzhou in the eastern province of Zhejiang, saying he has felt pressured and exhausted by life, and worried about growing up. "You work hard but only see limited returns, like you're in an endless loop," he said.
