Good morning! Here are our top stories to kickstart your Wednesday, June 27.
US Supreme Court upholds President Donald Trump's travel ban
The 5-4 ruling ends a fierce fight in the courts over whether the policy represented an unlawful Muslim ban.
oBike users unlikely to get back deposits, as firm undergoes liquidation
With bicycle-sharing operator oBike now in liquidation in Singapore, the chances for users to get a refund of their deposits are slim, say lawyers.
Singapore Exchange gives nod for dual-class shares
Companies seeking a mainboard listing in Singapore may now offer dual-class shares, following months of debate that required the regulators to step up with assurances of safeguards from abuse.
MOH asks for public feedback on proposed measures to prevent infectious diseases
The Health Ministry wants more powers to curb the spread of infectious diseases here, including stopping individuals who break quarantine from leaving the country, and turning back visitors with high-risk of yellow fever without first offering vaccination.
Argentina scrape through to last 16, Iceland crash out: World Cup results and fixtures at a glance
A late Marcos Rojo winner earned Argentina a 2-1 win over Nigeria as Iceland lost by the same scoreline to Croatia. France and Denmark are also through to the last 16 after playing out a goalless draw.
Rosmah's lawyers dispute WSJ report
The lawyers of Rosmah Mansor have slammed a report by the Wall Street Journal which claimed that the former premier's wife had played a central role in the 1Malaysia Development Berhad scandal.
The Lives They Live: Meet the music salesman who didn't think Madonna would be big
These days, pirated copies of music albums are called illegal downloads and they can be squeezed into a mobile phone. Mr Ronnie Loh, 71, remembers it differently.
Bakery owner died when he was caught by rotating mixer arm and pulled inside
A bakery owner who died on Monday in a workplace accident was operating an industrial gas-heated cooking mixer to prepare bean paste when he was caught by the rotating mixer arm and pulled into the machine.
No Signboard to roll out fast-food chain of Asian burgers
No Signboard Holdings, best known for its brand of No Signboard Seafood restaurants, is expanding with a new food concept.
ST photojournalist's shots of Trump-Kim summit on display
When the leaders of the US and North Korea strode into the courtyard of the Capella Singapore for their historic first public handshake, the cameras clicked into action to capture the moment for posterity.
