TOP OF THE NEWS
Four Singaporeans have been arrested under the Internal Security Act (ISA) for engaging or intending to take part in violence overseas. Unlike terror-related arrests announced previously, none of the four planned to join the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) group. Wang Yuandongyi, 23, was planning to join a Kurdish militia that is fighting against ISIS.
TOP OF THE NEWS
Koreans are more willing to use commercial agencies to help them find a partner. Will these dating agencies work in Singapore? They will need to take into account the local culture to succeed, said Senior Minister of State Josephine Teo.
WORLD
Tycoon Donald Trump and former first lady Hillary Clinton (photo) had a night to savour as they won big in primaries for their respective parties' presidential nominations. Mr Trump's night was especially sweet as he won in rival Marco Rubio's home state of Florida, pushing the senator out of the race. But he was denied a clean sweep by Ohio Governor John Kasich, who won in his home state.
WORLD
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has spoken for the first time in Parliament on accusations against him over state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), saying they were "orchestrated" by political foes. Kuala Lumpur is also mulling over regulating online media sites.
OPINION
Medical insurance just got more confusing, writes senior health correspondent Salma Khalik. She assesses a new Integrated Plan under MediShield Life in terms of the concerns it was meant to address but fails to.
HOME
Bloggers and social media "influencers" have been told by the taxman that sponsored trips, meals and other freebies are "non- monetary benefits-in-kind". Such perks are taxable and must be declared as part of their income.
HOME
A mystery burning smell noticed by residents around Singapore of late has led to some fearing it is the return of the haze. However, scientists have played down the possibility, saying there are currently very few land fires in the region and the Pollutant Standards Index has been low.
BUSINESS
Some of the older executive condominiums (EC) are fetching healthy profits for their owners but this may not be the case when the current batch of ECs get privatised. Prices of older ECs rose from about 2010, propelled by low interest rates that sent housing values soaring.
SPORT
With a comfortable 2-0 first-leg lead, Liverpool are not afraid of travelling to Manchester United and hope to finish off their English rivals tonight at Old Trafford to reach the Europa League quarter-finals. Borussia Dortmund are even more at ease, taking a 3-0 lead to Tottenham.
LIFE
Korean-American actor Daniel Henney hopes his latest role, an FBI agent in cop drama Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders, will break the stereotype that many have of Asian actors. He calls his character atypical: a former soldier built for the US public to fall in love with and who is the "muscle of the show".
LIFE
Even though there is a hair salon on the premises, Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump still prefers to do his own hair when he is staying at his private living quarters in his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach. His long-time butler, Mr Anthony Senecal, revealed this and other nuggets of information in a recent interview.