History & Heritage Lifestyle New Bahru and the Shopping Mall-ification of Our Historical Buildings How much of its heritage does it truly preserve, and who is it really for? by Elliot Lee July 19, 2024
Jobs & Economy Lifestyle News Quah’s Out. Gan’s In. Both Were Treated As Dispensable. It's not about which swimmer is better; it's about how we respect our athletes. by Michele Pek July 10, 2024
Government & Politics News Is PM Wong’s Vision to Redefine Success in Singapore Only for a Select Few? It's a great idea—but until we make concrete changes, that's all it'll be. by Michele Pek and Elliot Lee July 5, 2024
Arts & Entertainment History & Heritage Lifestyle News The Samsui Woman Kerfuffle Shows Some Complaints Aren’t Worth Listening To When the loudest voices find offence in the innocuous. by Kimberly Lim June 25, 2024
Government & Politics News Over Half of Singaporeans Support Same-Sex Unions. Why Wasn’t It Bigger News? All the more reason for the media to amplify the good news. by Michele Pek June 14, 2024
Government & Politics News Is ‘Friends of the PAP’ Just a Different Way of Saying ‘Sponsored Content’? Because real friends call each other out. by Michele Pek June 13, 2024
News Sex & Gender Singapore, Unfiltered The Science Centre Incident Is About More Than Science. It’s About Discourse and Power. The science of political agenda. by Elliot Lee June 6, 2024
Arts & Entertainment Lifestyle Binge Super Rich in Korea’s David Yong is a Nepo Baby. But He’s Our Nepo Baby. We love to hate him, but how far do we claim him? by Michele Pek June 1, 2024
Government & Politics Singapore, Unfiltered Reflections After Singapore’s Inaugural Drug Victims Remembrance Day Beyond the hardline policies already in place, what else can we do for drug victims? by Kimberly Lim May 24, 2024
Government & Politics News Singapore, Unfiltered What Do We Really, Actually Know About PM Lawrence Wong? Why does it even matter that we know PM Wong is into guitars and motorcycles? by Kimberly Lim May 17, 2024
Government & Politics News Districts Lawrence Wong’s First Mandate as PM Should Be to Make Yew Tee Great Again The 'most depressing town in Singapore' no more. by Ilyas Sholihyn & Hykel Quek May 15, 2024