From thestar.com.my: KUALA LUMPUR: Older Malaysians mix with people of other races more easily than those younger, a study on how youths look at national unity has revealed.

From www.nst.com.my: Datuk Seri Najib Razak said he would ask MIC president Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu to explain his statement that if the government continued to ignore the Indian community, he would seek support from other countries.

From thestar.com.my: KOTA KINABALU: Parti Keadilan Rakyat adviser Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is power crazy, the Barisan Nasional Backbenchers Club (BBC) claims.

From malaysiakini.com: I refer to the letter Indian Muslims ethnically cleansed.

Not all Indian Muslims think like Gepima and Kimma. I certainly do not want to sell my identity for a few extra ringgit. My parents migrated to Malaysia in the 1960s and I was born on this soil in the 1970s.

From malaysiakini.com: I refer to the Malaysiakini report PDC: Keng Yaik wishes Kah Choon 'best of luck'.

The time for politics is over, it's time to get on with the job. Pakatan Rakyat seems to understand this and seems to be offering positions to the most qualified people regardless of affiliation.

From thestar.com.my: IT’S not the first time that MPs have failed to submit their questions to Parliament for the Question Time segment.

It has happened in the past but they went unnoticed and unreported.

From thestar.com.my: KUALA LUMPUR: Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad is prepared to be investigated by a full and formal public inquiry if Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim were to become the Prime Minister.

From malaysiakini: The Pakatan Rakyat opposition coalition will table a motion at forthcoming parliamentary sitting to demand for the abolition of the Internal Security Act (ISA).

At the same time they will also be calling for the release of all ISA detainees, believed to be about 80 at present.

From www.nst.com.my: KOTA BARU: The Kelantan People's Action Council (MTRK) said statements by certain parties that the speech by the Tengku Mahkota of Kelantan in Kuala Lumpur last week would destroy the unity and harmony among the various races, were extreme and an insult to the royal institution.

From thestar.com.my: KUALA TERENGGANU: The Terengganu state government wants full control of its oil royalty, which amounts to about RM1bil a year.

From www.nst.com.my: KUALA LUMPUR: It was once considered "rubbish, a waste of time and anti-government", but recent changes in the political landscape have catalysed many politicians -- the same ones who once shunned the blogosphere -- to jump on the blogging bandwagon.

From thestar.com.my: THE things that have happened to lost canine Marmaduke since his story appeared in StarMetro about a couple of weeks ago is reflective of some people’s lack of empathy for dogs.

From malaysiakini.com: If you give me a choice between being a second-class citizen and the so-called Malay privileges, I would certainly be proud to be placed under category of ‘second class citizen’.

From www.nst.com.my: PETALING JAYA: The search has produced nothing and the information has dried up.

That is the state of the case of missing 5-year-old Sharlinie Mohd Nashar.

After searching thousands of premises and following up on every tip-off, the girl still has not been found.

From thestar.com.my: KUALA LUMPUR: Police will continue their investigations on a former Cabinet minister who allegedly molested a sales promoter at a five-star hotel in the city.

From malaysiakini.com: The government has made an about-turn - a week after banning Tamil daily Makkal Osai. its publishing permit has been renewed and the newspaper will hit the stands on Saturday.

On April 16, the daily received a letter from the Home Ministry stating that its permit would not be renewed. No reasons were given for this.

From malaysiakini.com: Dengar cerita sebuah pertubuhan akan menganjurkan perhimpunan bangsa Melayu dalam satu kongres, yang akan membincangkan masalah-masalah terkini dalam dunia Melayu di Malaysia, sejak dunia politik kaum ini berada dalam keadaan terumbang-ambing dilanda gelombang tsunami buatan sendiri.

From thestar.com.my: PETALING JAYA: For years, he refused to wear the songkok, even turning down invitations which required him to wear the traditional Malay headgear.

But now that lawyer Teng Chang Khim from the DAP is the new Selangor Assembly Speaker, he understood the need to conform.

From www.nst.com.my: Calling themselves “graftbusters”, DAP has come up with its own task force to combat corruption. Its leaders are inviting the public to inform them of any corruption or malpractice in the civil service, local councils and police.

From thestar.com.my: KOTA KINABALU: The Pakatan Rakyat is in a position to form the Federal Government and it will be done no later then Malaysia Day on Sept 16, according to Parti Keadilan Rakyat adviser Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.