Donald Trump: London mayor made 'very rude statements' about me

Donald Trump said Monday London's new mayor made "very rude statements" about him -- and the presumptive Republican presidential nominee warned he won't have a good relationship with British Prime Minister David Cameron if he's elected.

What Prince's bodyguard has to say about Prince, pain and addiction

As details eke out about Prince's last days, the people closest to him have mostly kept away from the spotlight and kept quiet, until now.

Sidewalk glued down as top Chinese official visits Hong Kong

Hong Kong authorities have been gluing down paving blocks to sidewalks, as police roll out heavy security measures ahead of a visit by a senior Chinese official.

Kasich: I'm not endorsing Trump (yet) -- or serving as his VP

John Kasich signaled Monday that he still harbors deep uneasiness with Donald Trump as the Republican nominee, declining to endorse him and reiterating that he will not serve as Trump's vice president.

BNP says it does not believe in conspiracy

Leaders of Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Monday said the party did not believe in conspiracy or taking from help from others, outside of people’s mandate to bring a change in government.

Two killed, 4 injured as train rams bus on Ctg crossing

Two women were killed and four others, including two children, received injury as an oil-carrying train hit a bus in Chittagong city’s Sholoshahar Monday morning.

BNP leader Aslam remanded for 7 days

A Dhaka court on Monday placed BNP joint secretary general Md Aslam Chowdhury on a seven-day remand in connection with the alleged plot to topple the Bangladesh government with the help of Israel.

Border talks: Joint probe into each border killing agreed

Border Guard Bangladesh and Border Security Force of India on Monday decided to conduct joint probe into each incident of border killings while the BSF chief claimed that killing and firing of ‘Bangladesh cattle smugglers’ in the border took place when BSF soldiers use ‘minimum force’ in ‘self defence.’

Sadeq Khan dies

Language movement hero, freedom fighter and columnist Sadeq Khan died at his Baridhara residence in the capital Monday.

FBCCI fears political instability if new VAT law implemented

The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry has informed prime minister Sheikh Hasina that the business community is in fear that there could be attempts to create political instability in the country if the new VAT law is implemented.