Moza Baihakki dreams of winning gold for Singapore at the Paralympics. While she was born with part of her right arm missing, that has not restricted the 12-year-old swimmer's ambition. In her competitive debut, she broke a national record.

Rats have been making headlines across the island in recent months. The Norway rat, often referred to as the brown or sewer rat, can reportedly grow to the size of a kitten. Meet the exterminators trying to reduce rodent numbers on the island.

Cordlife’s former group chief executive Tan Poh Lan and four board members have been arrested amid a probe into the company’s mishandling of cord blood units.

Hosts Sue-Ann, Rosalind and Prisca navigate various aspects of adulting: career, personal finance, and even dating.

On March 20, the Republic of Singapore Air Force successfully executed its first humanitarian airdrop to the Palestinians in Gaza.

Leader of the Opposition and Workers’ Party secretary-general Pritam Singh is unlikely to lose his parliamentary seat due to the outcome of his criminal case, said legal experts and political watchers.

Take a ride in the new chrome-finished spherical SkyOrb cable car, customised for Singapore Cable Car. Launched on March 20, the revamped cabins give passengers a bird's-eye view of the journey between Mount Faber and Sentosa Island.

Will AI take over our jobs? ST business correspondent Cheow Sue-ann goes head to head with Sophia the social humanoid robot in a series of tasks to find out who does them better?

Leader of the Opposition and Workers’ Party (WP) chief Pritam Singh was charged on March 19 with two counts of lying to the Committee of Privileges, in relation to the lying controversy involving ex-WP MP Raeesah Khan. He pleaded not guilty to both.

With the roll-out of the new QR code system on March 19, The Straits Times’ Hairianto Diman embarks on a mission to find out how long it will take to clear immigration at the Woodlands checkpoint.

Leader of the Opposition and Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh was charged in court on March 19 with two counts of lying to a parliamentary committee. He pleaded not guilty to both charges.

Travellers in cars passing through Singapore’s Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints will be able to clear immigration using QR codes instead of their passports from March 19. Here's how to use the feature...

With the latest, third-generation Panamera, Porsche has adopted a light touch, with incremental rather than radical restyling.

Singapore is delivering its third tranche of humanitarian aid to Gaza. Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan will hand over the aid package to the Jordanian government during a working visit to Amman from March 16 to 17.

TikTok’s CEO Chew Shou Zi told the app’s US users to speak out after the House of Representatives passed a Bill on March 13 that would force the company to sever ties with its Chinese owner or be banned in the United States.

Ronita Paul and Geraldine Lee founded Arc Children’s Centre in 2011 to offer emotional support to children battling cancer and other critical illnesses. They were jointly named The Straits Times Singaporean of the Year 2023 at a ceremony on March 13.

Lion City Sailors signing, Dutch playmaker Bart Ramselaar, answers a flurry of questions all while keeping the ball in the air.

1 person was killed and 22 were injured in a suspected gas explosion in northern China's Hebei province on March 13.

Former president and deputy prime minister Tony Tan launched his memoir, Tony Tan Keng Yam: My Political Journey on March 12. In the book, he divulges the thinking behind some of the policy decisions he had to make during his time in politics.