Good morning! Here are our top stories to kick-start your Saturday, Feb 16.
Trump braces for wave of legal challenges to emergency declaration over border wall
Hong Kong's teahouses: Will they be toast soon?
Singapore parenting must evolve, says DPM Tharman as he warns against helicopter parenting
"Kids need a mix of high expectations set for them and encouragement to think independently, think originally and develop their own interests," Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam said at an education conference at Hwa Chong Institution.
Why digital defence matters as a new pillar of Total Defence
Collaboration - be it between the private sector, the Government and the public - is key, given the multi-faceted nature of digital threats and defence.
In sickness and in health: The love story of a couple married for 72 years
The chicken rice that Mr Phua Gee Moh often cooked for his wife in their youth became one of the few memories Madam Han Fong Tin held on to as her dementia worsened.
Slowdown in final quarter of 2018 may set tone for this year
Singapore faces sharp external headwinds, and may bank on domestic drivers for growth.
Debt-laden Newstead calls in liquidators
Homegrown electronics retailer Newstead Technologies owes creditors, including its staff, more than $60 million.
ST Athlete of the Year nominee: Olympic champ Joseph Schooling regains his competitive fire
"I feel a fire within me. My mind and body were telling me it's time, I'm ready to start my push towards Tokyo and all the meets on the way," said Joseph Schooling.
Keppel Corp, SPH get majority control of M1
Keppel Corporation, with Singapore Press Holdings, has obtained majority control of telco M1 after long-term shareholder Axiata Group Bhd's acceptance of their joint offer of $2.06 per share for its entire stake of 28.6 per cent.
Chill out at home with cosy corners
Cosy corners can be an escape from the hustle and bustle of life, and they are easy to create too.
