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If this is resolved, it is thanks to Hugh Harrison and not MCCY. They did not speak up for us when we wanted them to. And they wonder why Singaporeans are disappointed with the authorities...

The man was seen putting his hands on his forehead like he was miserable about something. He is only 21 years old. Please take your life seriously!

First, they take our jobs. Then, they steal our national song. Now, they want to expand the air bubble with us. How can this b allow?!

A netizen responds to TODAY article “Gen Y Speaks: This is why I don’t want to be woke. Don’t cancel me for it” ——————– Cool story but I will need back my pitchfork after reading your article, not for harm but for its intended purposes, picking up LOOSE material.  Woke: …

It scored the lowest out of all Town Councils for FY2019. And in 2020, Heng suddenly moved to East Coast GRC. Does this mean he doesn't have to answer to Tampines residents? How did he even manage his own Town Council?

Singaporeans have raised questions about Sinovac's safety. PAP has finally relented and said that it will not use Sinovac until further testing.

Over the weekend, it was reported that Malaysians stuck in Myanmar would rather go to the Singapore embassy for help in case things got worse, as the daily protests and reports of military violence persist. They accused the Malaysian embassy of not keeping its people informed of their action plan …

While it is ok to use pesticides on vegetables, we are not sure if it applies to Baygon. Better wash them thoroughly before eating!

Dear Singapore, Malaysian Indians have been promoting their gangsterism via TIKTOK recently. This includes arranging for a meet-up in Singapore! 1804 seems like a collaboration between Gang 18 and Gang 04 (There was one straits times article written in 2014 about “Top 10 gangs on Malaysia’s watchlist”). The gangs began …

A patriotic Singapore song composed in 1986 by Hugh Harrison and sang by Clement Chow titled “Count On Me Singapore”, has been turned into “Count On Me India”. The latter is a blatant plagiarism of Singapore’s all time classic, with an identical melody and lyrics (only changing every time “Singapore” is mentioned …