THE fund-raising campaign to send Datuk Seri Najib Razak home is stuck at around RM10mil.

The meltdown in this once peaceful state has descended to new depths with the warring sides refusing to concede and the federal authorities joining the fray.

The house arrest decision for Najib has been like a nightmare become reality for Pakatan but a dream come true for the Umno crowd.

The masks have come off as Anwar and Ahmad Zahid exchanged barbs that barely concealed their splintered relationship and signalled that the end is not far away.

The Mentri Besar has reportedly torn up his copy of a proclamation to remove Tuanku Muhriz after claiming that he signed it under duress.

Ong Kian Ming's declaration of support for Khairy Jamaluddin saw a surprising flood of public opinion about the man widely seen as PM material.

Datuk Ismail Lasim was the dark horse who won the race, but he is stepping in at a complicated period of Negri Sembilan's history.

It can't be easy for the cikgu and his anak murid to go on like good friends while their parties are at war.

DAP's decision to stay put in the Cabinet was like a birthday present for the Prime Minister whose party is still hopeful that he will go on for a second term.

PKR seems frozen about how to tackle the Malay tsunami, but there are hints of a new alliance to help Pakatan Harapan hold on to power in Selangor.

The "big four" will decide whether DAP ministers and deputy ministers stay put in the government or relinquish their posts.

It was a night when the earth moved in Negri Sembilan, as a Malay tsunami ushered in a new government and where the tremors were felt all the way to Putrajaya.