Among the top headlines are: Supermoon phenomena, the arrest of Bersih 2.0 chairperson Maria Chin Abdullah and Red Shirts leader Datuk Seri Jamal Yunos, UPSR results and Bersih 5.0 rally.
Monday, Nov 14:
Brightest moon in 68 years to light up skies as supermoon
The full moon on Monday was the largest ever seen since 1948 as the satellite reaches its closest point to Earth to form what is known as a supermoon.
At exactly 1352 GMT on Monday, the moon became its fullest at the same time as it makes its closest pass to Earth, causing it to appear unusually large, according to astronomers.
The rare proximity of Monday's "spectacular supermoon" to Earth means it will appear 30-per-cent brighter and 14-per-cent bigger as it reaches just 356,509 kilometres from Earth, according to NASA.
PHOTO ALBUM: Stunning moments of the supermoon phenomenon
READ: Supermoon, the biggest in 68 years: What you need to know
Police record statement from Jamal Yunos
Red Shirts leader Datuk Seri Jamal Yunos was called to the Pandan Indah Police station to have his statement recorded regarding the incident in a shopping mall where he was punched and left with a bloodied nose.
It is understood that the statement was also regarding his intention to seek revenge on the Nov 13 incident.
Tuesday, Nov 15:
READ: Egypt court overturns Morsi death sentence
An Egyptian appeals court has overturned a death sentence handed down against ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in one of four trials since his 2013 overthrow, a judicial official said.
The Court of Cassation ordered that Morsi be retried on the charges of taking part in prison breaks and violence against policemen during the 2011 uprising which toppled longtime president Hosni Mubarak.
Wednesday, Nov 16:
Saving even RM50 a month can come in handy after retirement
Saving a sum of even RM50 per month with the Employees Provident Fund is better than having no savings at all during a time when we are helpless.
The initiative by the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) to provide a voluntary contribution scheme is very useful, with some even calling it the best 'welfare' for workers with no fixed employers.
Thursday, Nov 17:
UPSR: 4,896 pupils score straight A's
A total of 4,896 pupils nationwide scored straight A's in the 2016 Ujian Penilaian Sekolah Rendah (UPSR).
Education director Tan Sri Dr Khair Mohamad Yusof said the figure was 1.11 per cent of the total 440, 782 candidates who sat for the examination this year.
He said the results this year cannot be compared to the previous years as this year's examination was set according to a new format.
Friday, Nov 18:
Police detain Bersih's Maria Chin Abdullah
On the eve of Bersih 5 rally, several arrests were made by the authorities on Friday.
Bersih's Maria Chin Abdullah and secretariat manager Mandeep Singh, Seremban MP Anthony Loke and student activist Luqman Nur Hakim Zul Razali were among those picked up for questioning.
Saturday, Nov 19:
Hishamuddin Rais arrested
Activist Hishamuddin Rais was arrested at Bangsar today after delivering a speech to Bersih participants who have gathered there.
He was later taken away in a police car.
Bersih 5: Peaceful end, no drama
The street protest to demand for clean elections and government, Bersih 5, ended at 6pm on Saturday after a peaceful march that saw parts of Kuala Lumpur enveloped in yellow shirts.
Several participants waited since last night and stayed at hotels nearby meeting points just to be able to kick off the rally early in the morning.
Sunday, Nov 20:
Action will be taken against UMNO members who join red Shirts rally
Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor said the party will take action against UMNO members who participate in the Red Shirts rally held yesterday.
The rally was held as a counter rally to Bersih 5.0.
Tengku Adnan said he himself will look at the videos and footage available on the protesters before listing their names.
PM Najib: Malaysians are fed up with the Bersih
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said he finds that Malaysians have become fed up with the Bersih electoral reform group or feel that its rallies do not bring any benefit to the country.
Asked to comment on the Bersih 5 rally in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, he said the attempt to topple the government through rallies was constitutionally and legally wrong.
