Bernard Kerik, New York police chief through 9/11, dead at 69

Bernard "Bernie" Kerik, former NYPD commissioner who led the department through the 9/11 attacks, died at 69 after a private illness. Remembered as a "warrior" and "patriot" by FBI Director Kash Patel, Kerik became a prominent figure in the aftermath of the attacks, working alongside Mayor Rudy Giuliani. His career included military police service, security consulting for the Saudi royal family, and undercover narcotics work, where he helped bust members of the Cali cartel. After leaving the NYPD, he remained involved in Republican politics and trained Iraqi law enforcement.

Malaysia selaku Pengerusi ASEAN perlu tangani isu pemerdagangan manusia

The Malaysian International Humanitarian Organization (MHO) urges Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to leverage Malaysia's 2025 ASEAN chairmanship to address human trafficking, particularly affecting Malaysians in Southeast Asia. MHO Secretary-General Datuk Hishamuddin Hashim suggests establishing a dedicated regional task force to coordinate investigations, rescues, and repatriation of victims. He also advocates for strengthening existing ASEAN agreements and cross-border enforcement mechanisms. MHO submitted details of 28 Malaysians believed to be trapped in Myanmar to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

‘I’m on leave, not gone’: Rafizi breaks silence after quitting Cabinet, hints at next move

Former Malaysian Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli, after resigning from his post, announced he's taking leave to address the numerous messages he's received and re-engage in online discussions. While officially on leave until June 17, he stated he has future plans but will share them later, after the Hari Raya Haji celebrations. He emphasized his belief in the potential of ordinary people as the country's true strength.

YouTube-taught and Malaysia-proud: Harimau Malaya newbie Palmero belts out ‘Negaraku’ before Cape Verde draw (VIDEO)

Malaysian national football team debutant Gabriel Palmero revealed he used YouTube to learn the national anthem, Negaraku, before the Tier 1 international friendly against Cape Verde. The 23-year-old defender impressed in the 1-1 draw, nearly scoring with a long-range effort. Palmero, who played for 80 minutes, praised the team's communication despite language barriers. Malaysia will face Cape Verde again on June 3rd in a closed-door friendly as preparation for their 2027 Asian Cup qualifier against Vietnam on June 10th.

Esteel’s RM31 bln project major economic milestone for Sabah – Hajiji

Esteel Enterprise Sabah Sdn Bhd's RM31 billion three-phase project at the Sipitang Oil and Gas Industrial Park (SOGIP) marks a significant economic milestone for Sabah. Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor stated the project will create jobs and boost livelihoods, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing local workforce training and development. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim launched the RM6.4 billion Phase One. Sabah aims to attract more investors with new industrial parks planned in Kota Belud, Beaufort, and Kudat, fostering a conducive investment environment.

Stalled US-China trade talks may require intervention by top leaders, says treasury secretary

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that trade negotiations with China have stalled. He anticipates further talks in the coming weeks and a potential call between President Trump and President Xi Jinping. The two countries recently agreed to a 90-day tariff pause, reducing tariffs on each other's goods. Bessent believes the leaders' involvement is crucial due to the complexity of the negotiations and their strong relationship.

Israel Shows Off New Lite Beam Weapon System

Israel's Defense Force (IDF) unveiled the Lite Beam, a new laser weapon designed to complement the Iron Dome system. Successfully tested in combat during Operation "Shields of Iron", it downed Hezbollah drones. Less powerful than the Iron Beam, the 10kW Lite Beam is mobile, cost-effective (a few dollars per shot vs. $100,000 per Iron Dome missile), and accurate. Other countries, including the US and UK, have also developed laser weapon systems.

Rasuah: Bekas Pengarah Maritim Zon Tanjung Sedili dipenjara 20 bulan

Penunggang Honda EX5 maut motosikal terbabas

An 18-year-old food stall assistant, Wan Muhammad Muzaffar Wan Mazlan, died in a motorcycle accident at Kilometer 167.7 of the East Coast Expressway (LPT) 1 near Maran. He was riding a Honda EX5 from Kuala Terengganu to Kuala Lumpur when he lost control, hitting the right road divider around 8:15 am. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Maran District Police Chief, Superintendent Wong Kim Wai, said the road was straight, the weather was good, but the road was wet after rain. The case is being investigated under Section 41 of the Road Transport Act 1987.

Macron says stance on Israel must ‘harden’ unless Gaza situation improves

French President Emmanuel Macron urged Europe to strengthen its stance against Israel if it fails to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. He emphasized the need for action within days, advocating for conditional recognition of a Palestinian state as a moral and political imperative. Macron warned of potential sanctions if Israel doesn't respond appropriately, suggesting a shift from assuming respect for human rights. He made these remarks during a visit to Singapore, following a Southeast Asia tour where he and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto condemned Israeli actions in Gaza.

Menteri Ekonomi perlu dilantik segera sebelum RMK-13

[VIDEO] ‘Lahabau’ bukan perkataan kesat?

The word "lahabau," commonly used in Melaka, Malaysia, is often mistaken for a vulgarity. However, it originates from the Arabic phrase "la khabar" meaning "no news" or "long time no see." Influencer Zhiddinazizz explains that the 'R' in "khabar" was changed to 'U' due to the Melaka dialect, eventually evolving into "lahabau." This linguistic shift is also seen with other words like "ular" (snake) becoming "ulau." Zhiddinazizz, son of the late TV personality Aziz Desa, frequently discusses Malay language and literature.

Lynas, Kelantan join forces to tap local rare earths for Kuantan plant

Lynas Rare Earths and Kelantan's Menteri Besar Incorporated (MB Inc) signed a non-binding MoU for MREC supply. This agreement paves the way for Lynas's Kuantan plant to receive locally sourced rare earth materials from Kelantan once production begins. The collaboration aims to boost Malaysia's rare earths industry, leveraging Lynas's expertise and Kelantan's rich ionic clay deposits, particularly heavy rare earths crucial for technologies like electric vehicles. The MoU signifies a move towards developing a domestic supply chain for rare earth products.

JPJ Sarawak launches state-wide road safety campaign for Gawai Dayak, Aidiladha

Sarawak's Road Transport Department (JPJ Sarawak) launched a road safety program ahead of Gawai Dayak and Hari Raya Aidiladha. The program includes thorough inspections of public buses at major terminals in Kuching, Sibu, and Miri, focusing on technical checks, driver background reviews, and drug screenings. All inspected vehicles and drivers have so far complied with regulations. Two special operations, Ops Gawai Dayak and Ops Hari Raya Aidiladha, are also underway to ensure smooth traffic and public safety, with plainclothes officers deployed for enhanced monitoring.

Tan Sri antara ditahan, disyaki terlibat skim pelaburan haram

Next macOS Update May Exclude Macs Released In 2020 Or Earlier

Apple's upcoming macOS update, potentially called macOS 26, may not support older Mac models released in 2018 and 2020, including the 2018 MacBook Pro, 2020 Intel MacBook Air, 2018 iMac Pro, and 2018 Mac mini. Pre-release versions reportedly support 2019 or later MacBook Pros, M1 or later MacBook Airs, 2020 or later iMacs, 2019 or later Mac Pros, M1 or later Mac minis, and all Mac Studios. The new macOS is rumored to feature a visionOS-inspired redesign and new Apple Intelligence features.

‘Faris hantar gambar swafoto terakhir untuk kami’

A 17-year-old student, Muhammad Faris Mohd. Fadzli, died in a motorcycle accident in Jeram, Selangor, after attending extra history classes. He sent a selfie to his family WhatsApp group before the incident. His father, Mohd. Fadzli Kadar, said Faris left home around 7:20 am for the class and picked up a friend. After returning home briefly, he went out again to drop off his friend and tragically collided with a lorry around 2:31 pm.

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Zico hails Ancelotti as ideal coach to revive Brazil’s World Cup ambitions

Brazilian football legend Zico endorses Carlo Ancelotti as the ideal coach to revitalize the Brazilian national team. Ancelotti's experience nurturing Brazilian talents like Vinicius Junior at Real Madrid, combined with his deep understanding of the Brazilian football philosophy, makes him the perfect fit. Zico highlights Ancelotti's track record of success with Brazilian players and his alignment with Brazilian football thinking as key factors. Ancelotti, a five-time Champions League winner, is the first foreign-born manager for Brazil in six decades.

Kak Tutu cipta sejarah tamatkan larian 444km

Noor Ainun Yeop Kamaruddin, nicknamed Kak Tutu, became the first Malaysian woman to complete the 444km Coast to Coast ultramarathon from Lumut, Perak to Bachok, Kelantan. She finished in 114 hours and 18 minutes, enduring extreme heat, a challenging climb to Cameron Highlands, and a sprained ankle. Despite facing physical and biological challenges, including her menstrual cycle starting on race day, she persevered, motivated by her support team and sponsors. Prior training and weight gain helped her succeed in this grueling race.