Today's episode, we look at the chaos in Indonesia, how North Korea sent shivers down USA's spine and the most anticipated wedding of 2018!

According to data, last year the B40 only had an average of RM54 extra to spend every month. Luqman Hariz and Rizal Zulkapli discuss.

We don’t want to take anything away from the 8,958 students who got all A’s – congrats! But Luqman Hariz discusses the pressure some kids get if they don’t get straight A’s. And starting this year, schools won’t announce the names of straight-A students, nor will they make their UPSR performance public. Wise decision or no?

The Department of Statistics say, the younger generation tend to spend and buy things even before they earn any income. Also, your Uber may be driverless soon, and your trains may be seatless.

Besides announcing the GDP results, Bank Negara also published a very eye-opening report on our property market today. Luqman Hariz and Rizal Zulkapli try to sum it up in 5 minutes.

The police say they’re making progress on two data loss cases – the theft of Malaysians’ mobile phone numbers and CIMB’s lost data tapes. Also in more positive news, the government promises to step in if the rise in petrol prices becomes too much of a burden.

Scandals! Scandals! Scandals! Read (or watch) all about it! As Dishen Kumar brings you up to speed about all the scandals around the world.

Soon, having a strong breath may actually be a good thing. Also, imagine what Donald Trump can do with a 280-character-limit on Twitter!

Global warming has never really been at the forefront of discussions in this country. But what’s happening in Penang is indicative of something bigger that’s happening around the globe, and it’s going to happen more and more if we don’t do anything. Plus, the “Paradise Papers” show exactly what’s wrong with our world today.

From the destruction and devastation in Penang, something beautiful was born – bipartisanship between leaders, for the sake of the rakyat. Also, yet another white American male shooter isn’t called a "terrorist" by the American media.