Notepad with Ibrahim Sani

On 1MDB investigations, in the U.S. so far two individuals have admitted guilt (George Higginbotham and Tim Leissner). In Malaysia, over ten people have been charged on the scandal, but not a single one has admitted guilt. Ibrahim Sani recaps the legal proceedings.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai spent close to four hours with the US Congress. They asked him all sorts of quesions, some bizarre, some quite the opposite.  Ibrahim Sani recaps that conversation.

Klinik 1Malaysia started off life with full of vigour and promise. But it contracted a rare disease on May 9th that eventually saw its demise. Ibrahim Sani discuss its life, and death, and the illness that this clinic contracted itself with.

UMNO once held a super-majority in the parliament. At one point, in 2014, over 50% of the seats are held by just this single party, as part of the larger coalition that held over 90% of the total seats.

Political fundraising is very much possible in Malaysia. However, due to political expediency and just plain laziness amongst poitical parties, this has not been done widely. But after PKR raised RM2.6mil from just 1 dinner, is the time now for political parties to work harder to earn their keep?

Here's a question, if you did something wrong (no matter how big or small), and you apologized for it, should people still dredge up the past and blame you for it? If people still do this, then why apologize in the first place right?  Kevin Hart was made host of oscars, then people brought up his past, and he then turned down to host the oscars. Did his apology many years ago mean nothing?