Kamarul Azwan

Someone inside Khairul Aming's own telco had already seen his phone bill. Not a hacker breaking through a firewall from some distant server. Someone already on the inside, with legitimate login access, who simply looked.

The numbers say we're doing better. My household hasn't gotten that memo. Somewhere between the report and the reality, something isn't adding up, and I don't think I'm the only one feeling that gap.

Nearly six in ten Malaysian workers who went through its health screenings are overweight or obese. Not a guess, not a vibe, an actual number from actual screenings. So let's not sugarcoat this one, pun very much...

I've watched riders shelter under a flyover more times than I'd like.

Somewhere out there, a parent tried to register their baby as "Skibidi." We don't know how that conversation at the JPN counter went, but we can guess.

Government job. Marry young. Settle down. Why none of that advice survived contact with reality.

The plastic sitting under your sink might already be worth something. Not a life-changing amount, but enough that letting it sit there unclaimed feels a little wasteful in more ways than one.

Some Malaysians who just lost money to a scam are about to lose it again. Not from the same criminal necessarily, but from someone who saw them coming from a mile away, precisely because they had already been scammed...