Doctors recommend following evidence-backed methods such as the health ministry's recommended cancer screening programmes for various age groups and genders.

While Abdul Halim Aman’s appointment could be seen as an attempt to restore public trust, experts ask if an outsider can overcome internal resistance and carry out much-needed reforms.

The number of AI agents in financial markets will only grow exponentially. The risk is that these won't be agents created solely by banks, says a researcher.

The former FBI chief was released after being charged with allegedly threatening US President Donald Trump in a social media post, and will return to court to fight the charges.

The Department of Justice released a new image showing the suspect taking a mirror selfie shortly before opening fire at the White House Correspondents’ dinner last week.

In a city where meals are fitted around busy schedules, managing cholesterol often comes down to combining familiar flavours with small, practical dietary adjustments.

The presidents "paid particular attention to the situation regarding Iran and in the Persian Gulf".

From “divorce him” to “your parents are toxic”, social media is full of content that can sour how we see relationships. But 10-second reels rarely capture the full story, and instead can make normal relationship struggles feel like serious issues.

In this instalment of Makan Kakis, Mediacorp Gold 905’s Denise Tan joins JB resident Hossan Leong for the best bites at Sentosa Street Food, including Grandma Ong’s heritage noodles, Penang laksa and herbal roast duck so popular it sells out by sunset.

Hostile information campaigns have emerged as a preferred tactic in global contests as they are cheap and anonymous, says strategic consultancy managing director Nicholas Fang.

At Jaquet Droz, a heritage Swiss watchmaker with roots stretching back to the 18th century, every timepiece is a work of art – crafted and customised for its owner.

In his first meeting with EU leaders, Hungary’s incoming leader Peter Magyar said EU funds could soon be released to the country.

Unemployment rates and retrenchments remained broadly stable, said the Ministry of Manpower in an advance release of its quarterly labour force report.

Trump contends that the blockade of Iranian ports is more effective than bombing.

Food manufacturing in Singapore may not compete on volume and price, but higher-value functions – and the jobs that come with them – are growing, say industry players.

The Emirates have chafed against the constraints of OPEC quotas for years, says an academic.