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7 July 22: Ang Mo Kio Selective En Bloc Replacement scheme, COVID Wave , DPM Lawrence Wong launches 'Forward Singapore', K. Shanmugan: Will Singapore have to choose between the US and China?

In today's headlines: Ang Mo Kio Selective En Bloc Replacement scheme, COVID Wave , DPM Lawrence Wong launches 'Forward Singapore', and we cover the podcast by BBC on K. Shanmugan opinions about Singapore having to choose between the US and China?

15 Jun 22: Wolbachia mosquito project to be expanded, Disney film Lightyear to be released with NC16 rating, BTS taking a break for solo projects

In today’s headlines: Dengue outbreak: Wolbachia mosquito project to be expanded to 1,400 more HDB blocks following 'promising' results, Disney film Lightyear, with ‘overt homosexual depictions’, to be released with NC16 rating, Korean pop band BTS taking a break to work on solo projects

14 Jun 22: Public Feedback Sought on GST Act, Elon Musk to Address Twitter Staff, Britney Spears’ Ex-Husband Charged With Felony Stalking, Lady Gaga in Early Talks to Join Joaquin Phoenix in Joker 2

In today’s headlines: Public feedback sought on proposed changes to GST Act, Elon Musk to address Twitter staff for first time since deal, Britney Spears’ ex-husband charged with felony stalking after attempt to crash wedding, and Lady Gaga in early talks to join Joaquin Phoenix in ‘Joker 2’, Todd Phillips in musical sequel.

13 Jun 22: Adults to Clock 150-300 Minutes of Moderate-intensity Activity, Squid Game Season 2, Jennifer Hudson Becomes an EGOT, Paris Hilton Turned Down Joe Biden for Britney Spears

In today's headlines: Adults to clock 150-300 minutes of moderate-intensity activity a week under new national guidelines, Netflix announces second season of global hit Squid Game, Jennifer Hudson becomes an EGOT at the 2022 Tony Awards as she wins for A Strange Loop, and Paris Hilton reveals she turned down a DJ gig for President Joe Biden to attend her longtime friend Britney Spears' wedding.

9 Jun 22: NUS Ranked Asia's Top University, SIA and Scoot Customers Can Opt to Pay More to Reduce Carbon Footprint, Halloween Horror Nights Is Back

In today's headlines: NUS ranked Asia's top university for 5th year running, SIA and Scoot customers can opt to pay more to reduce carbon footprint through sustainable aviation fuel credits, and Halloween Horror Nights Is Back This Year; Now Hiring Scareactors To Scare The Living Daylights Out Of People At USS.