Good morning! Here are our top stories to kickstart your Thursday, March 22.
Mr Zuckerberg said the social media giant had a responsibility to protect users' data. "If we can't then we don't deserve to serve you."
Mr Oh Zhi Long, 32, discovered by accident that he had a brain tumour. Less than a week later, he lay awake in the operating theatre as surgeons removed it from his brain.
The new law that allows officers to respond swiftly and with greater flexibility during serious incidents like a terrorist attack was passed in Parliament after a three-hour debate.
SCDF also deployed 22 firefighting appliances and supports vehicles to combat the fire, which involves piles of waste materials.
Changi clinched top spot this year ahead of South Korea's Incheon International Airport and Tokyo's Haneda airport. More than 500 airports were ranked in the survey.
While the "user pays" principle is sound, it should not be overemphasised in the area of public transport, whose value proposition extends beyond the end user.
It has also forecast at least two more hikes for 2018, signalling growing confidence that US tax cuts and government spending will boost the economy and inflation.
The 23-year-old unemployed man, Mark Conditt, had been accused of carrying out a three-week bombing spree that killed two people in Texas.
Some residents had complained that the 24 sheets of gold - hung from every floor, except the ground - looked like joss paper.
The league, which has a new logo featuring a red and blue roaring lion, will focus on four key areas to revive its fortunes.
