Trump: US will act unilaterally on North Korea if necessary
US President Donald Trump has declared he would be willing to go it alone to restrain North Korea's nuclear weapons program should China fail to change the situation, saying if Beijing won't help solve it, then "we will" alone.
Tina Fey to white college-educated women: 'You can't look away'
Comedian Tina Fey is not amused by the college-educated white women who voted for President Donald Trump.
Jared Kushner is in Iraq
White House senior adviser Jared Kushner traveled to Iraq this weekend and is expected back in the United States early this week, a senior administration official told CNN.
Stranger than fiction: How forbidden book was smuggled out of N. Korea
They say fact is stranger than fiction. One book smuggled out of North Korea encapsulates both.
BLOGGER RAJIB MURDER HC upholds death of 2 ex-NSU st
The High Court Division on Sunday upheld the death sentences of Rezwanul Azad Rana and Faisal Bin Nayeem Dwip, both former North South University students and various jail terms to five other students of the same university and a mosque imam for murdering blogger Ahmed Rajib Haider Shovon on February 15, 2013.
Mayors of Rajshahi, Sylhet suspended again
The government on Sunday once again suspended mayors of Rajshahi and Sylhet immediately after they had resumed offices following court orders after two years.
PM asks schools to discard reservation against disabled children
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday urged schools to discard a general reservation against children with disabilities saying that one’s disability must not be a reason to keep him or her from education.
Chhatra Union’s 38th nat’l council begins
The 38th national council of Bangladesh Chhatra Union began on Sunday at Dhaka University with a call for forging a student-people unity to protect education and culture.
Global campaign to prevent child abuse launched
Child rights champion Kailash Satyarthi said on Sunday that access to inclusive education for all children, especially the underprivileged ones, was a must to protect their life from violence.
The Russia/Flynn/Freedom Caucus vortex of questions and tension at the White House
As another frenzied Washington week closes, the White House seems to be losing control of the quickening intrigue over Russia's meddling in the election, and allegations of links between the Trump campaign and Kremlin associates.
