They look like regular vapes, but drug-laced 'Kpods' are more lethal and pernicious
Drug-laced vapes known as "Kpods" are gaining ground among the young in Singapore, luring users with sweet flavours and false claims. Beneath the high fix is an insidious mix of addictive sedatives, legal grey zones and rising public health concerns.
CPF has shaped Singaporeans' lives for 70 years, but it is still grappling with trade-offs
Surrounded by controversy and debate over the years, Singapore's Central Provident Fund system treads a fine line between preparing people for their retirements and helping them achieve their lifetime goals while supporting the nation's economic health.
The ex-scholar who took a risk and booked a one-way ticket to the US during COVID in search of a job
At 36, Debbie Soon has already run a spin studio, co-founded an art-focused marketplace with Randi Zuckerberg and written a book about crypto.
'A hidden community': The little-known lives of the women in welfare homes
Adjusting to residential care is hard, but some women in welfare homes say that these facilities have become a home away from home. For others, the goal is to return to the community and regain independence.
The harrowing ordeal of watching our sick child spend her first 429 days fighting for her life in hospital
In 2021, Ms Chua Sze Hwei and her husband Immanuel Goh welcomed baby Laura far earlier than expected, only to spend the next 14 months not knowing if their daughter would live.
Parent or pal: Why you should not try so hard to be your child's 'friend'
It may be tempting to want to be a "cool" parent, but parenting experts advised that it is better to strike a balance between warmth and authority to help children feel secure without losing respect for your role.
Not a clock watcher? These steps can ensure you don't upset those who are
If you find yourself taking longer than expected to complete tasks, you might be an “event-timer" who plans activities relative to each other rather than by the clock.
