Big Read: With AI doing the grunt work in law firms, where does this leave junior lawyers and fresh grads?
Young lawyers will thrive if they can leverage AI while sharpening the human-centric skills that technology cannot replicate, experts say.
Big Read: As countries grapple with baby blues, what does a shrinking population mean?
From lonely deaths among the elderly to shrinking armies, falling birthrates are reshaping societies beyond the economic sphere.
Up Close: Retired judge Choo Han Teck on newfound love of pickleball, and the moral dilemmas behind court decisions
The veteran judge whose career spanned 30 years sat down with CNA TODAY for an exclusive interview on his illustrious career.
Ground Up: These Singaporeans moved to Africa for work. They didn’t expect to end up loving it
From Cape Town to Kigali to Conakry, Singaporeans who have made Africa their home tell CNA TODAY how the continent is nothing like what most people might imagine it to be.
Voices: Does using ChatGPT for homework make kids lazy? Here’s my rule at home
When artificial intelligence tools can draft essays and solve problems in seconds, it can be hard to resist the temptation to take shortcuts.
Adulting: My family fell for a phishing scam – and found a buffet of niche insurance plans for everything from kids' illnesses to EV batteries
Protection against scams, dengue fever and the theft of high-end bicycles are among the insurance plans available in the market.
Mental Health Matters: Antisocial or self-contained? How JOMO or the 'joy of missing out' can cut both ways
You've heard of FOMO, but are you familiar with its distant cousin JOMO? Here's why intentionally "missing out" can work wonders for your mental well-being, and how to keep it from leading to isolation.
