Doctors seeing more younger patients with neck pain and strain

Many have tech neck syndrome linked to prolonged use of electronic devices

It takes a village to raise the kids in this Bedok Reservoir 'kampung'

If 12-year-old Niu Yi Cheng were to return to an empty house after school and realise he had forgotten his keys, he would know where to look for help in his HDB estate.

Crisis-hit Samsung orders 6-day work week for executives

Experts say other Korean companies could follow suit amid poor business conditions

Showdown looms for yoga guru over ads claiming cures

Ayurvedic products tycoon in cross hairs of India’s top court for product claims

Chinese green tech firms chase deals at fair despite tariffs threat

Makers of EVs, solar panels keeping up efforts to sell to EU, US markets

Israel's strike showed ability to evade Iran's defences: Officials

April 19 attack damaged air defence system, calculated to deliver warning to Tehran

Anwar vows to fight graft, carry out economic reforms as PKR turns 25

PM pledges help for all on anniversary of his party, saying subsidy cuts will save billions

US House passes Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan aid package

Senate set to vote on 129.3 billion funding Bill with final passage expected this week

2.5km underground link to be built between Changi Airport T2 and future T5

It will feature tunnels with systems to move people, akin to the Skytrain, and also baggage

2 historical buildings in Pearl's Hill to make way for new homes

Three housing sites and one white site being primed for development in the area

Firm scraps plan to build one of S'pore's largest indoor veggie farms

What would have been one of the Republic's largest indoor vegetable farms, boosting local production of greens by 10 per cent, is no more as the company behind it has returned the plot of land to the Government.

A lively history of otters, crocodiles and other Singaporean Creatures

What claims do animals - say, the Zouk otters of social media fame, the feared and dengue-carrying mosquito Aedes aegypti Singapore's most iconic orang utan Ah Meng Singaporean? or have to being Surely not by dint of legal citizenship or self-identification, but perhaps by the status Singapore's human denizens and policymakers have bestowed on these creatures.

Cats and coffee mix in a quixotic but aimless novel

DEPLORABLE CONVERSATIONS WITH CATS AND OTHER DISTRACTIONS

Chinese swimmers tested positive, won golds: Report

Twenty-three top Chinese swimmers tested positive for the same banned substance seven months before the Tokyo Olympic Games in 2021.

Invest in the SPL or it won't grow: Pennant

Nearly eight years ago, former Arsenal and Liverpool star Jermaine Pennant bid farewell to the SLeague the same way he arrived with a lot of buzz and fuss.

Al protection at Paris Games wildly beneficial’

American skiing great Lindsey Vonn has welcomed plans to use artificial intelligence (AI) to shield Olympic athletes from vicious online hate, recounting how she was \"wildly harassed\" before the 2018 Winter Games.

‘A LOT OF FUN’ FOR VERSTAPPEN

Champ has perfect day, taking pole after winning the sprint race in Chinese GP

ANSON GOING PLACES WITH SHOT PUT MARK

RI boy bounces back from discus setback to qualify for Asean Schools, SEA Youth meets

Herro plays like Butler to turn on the Heat

The Miami Heat shrugged off the absence of star forward Jimmy Butler to crush the Chicago Bulls 112-91 in their playin eliminator on April 19, and earn a clash with Eastern Conference top seeds Boston Celtics in the first round of the National Basketball Association (NBA) play-offs.

NO STOPPING KOSI IN EW BARKER

Reigning Singapore Horse of the Year all set to chalk up win No. 19 in handicap feature

Some US colleges will soon charge US$100,000 a year

It was only a matter of time before a college would have the nerve to quote its cost of attendance at nearly US$100,000 (S$136,000) a year. This spring, we're catching our first glimpse of it.

Fancy working part-time as Al's tutor’?

After her second child was born, Ms Chelsea Becker took unpaid leave and found a side hustle: training artificial intelligence (AI) models for a website called Data Annotation Tech.

Entrepreneur sells his home to fund biotech start-up

He regards decision as investing in a vision that could benefit many lives in the future

The surprising statistics behind supercentenarians

Lies, damn lies and longevity.

Why it's not easy to get young voters onside

In January 2004, months before he took over as Prime Minister, then DPM Lee Hsien Loong laid out his political vision for Singapore in a speech to the Harvard Club.

LinkedIn rolls out passport verification feature

Biometric ID option aimed at curbing fraud on platform amid rise in job scams here

New initiative in Hougang to help youth with life skills

Grassroots organisations get together to help young people better cope with stress

Travellers carrying over 20,000 into or out of S’pore to declare online

From May 13, all travellers entering and leaving Singapore will need to make an online declaration if they have more than $20,000 in cash or its equivalent in foreign currency.

Retailers in France must warn shoppers about shrinkflation’

Govt orders food stores to display notices for items that have shrunk in size but not price

Lack of storm drains means Dubai sees persistent flooding

When record downpours sent water flooding into his Dubai home, Mr Riaz Haq expected the water level to drop once it stopped raining. But instead of falling, the water kept rising.