New: You can now listen to articles. SINGAPORE — Software engineer Jeffrey, 26, thought he had adulthood all figured out when he moved into a sleek one-bedroom condominium unit near Somerset in ...

A recruitment agency owner has been accused of taking money from migrant workers This is in exchange for work permits and visas abroad, which have not materialised Mr Sazzad, known for championing ...

The inching up of fees to charge his car, and the decline in petrol pump prices since he first converted to an EV, are also chipping away at the fuel cost savings he was hoping to reap. "When I ...

SINGAPORE — In multi-national, multi-racial Singapore, what does melding one’s nationality with one’s ethnicity look like? In a video posted on social media platform TikTok on Tuesday (May 7 ...

The Life Insurance Association in Singapore in 2022 reported a critical illness protection gap of 74 per cent or S$579 billion for economically active Singaporeans aged between 20 and 69 in Singapore.

New: You can now listen to articles. Each week, TODAY’s long-running Big Read series delves into the trends and issues that matter. This week, we look at why youths prefer to text than to get on ...

Recently, the High Court acquitted a father accused of 13 charges of various types of sexual abuse and statutory rape against his daughter when she was between five and 12 years old. This has ...

SINGAPORE — Parents who exercise more self-control and face less financial stress tend to use less harsh punishments with their children, a National University of Singapore (NUS) study has found ...

After a turbulent and eventful 2023, TODAY takes a look at what's in store for the next 12 months. The second instalment of our four-part Look Ahead series looks at labour trends this year and ...

While public libraries in some countries are facing dwindling visitorship, funding cuts and copyrights tussles amid the digitalisation wave, those in Singapore have escaped the same fate On the ...

A majority of young Singaporeans aspire to own private homes, but worry that their kids will not be able to afford houses in the future, the latest TODAY Youth Survey has found As many as 78 per ...

In the TODAY Youth Survey 2023, 76 per cent of youths polled said they expect their children or future children to obtain a university degree Sixty-nine per cent believed having a degree was still ...