Trump, Clinton win in New York, move closer to nomination
Republican front-runner Donald Trump easily won New York state’s presidential nominating contest on Tuesday, moving closer to capturing enough delegates to win the nomination and avoid a contested convention in July.
Depicting China: Can Chinese photographers scoop more awards?
The work of Chinese photojournalists has often gone unrecognized outside their homeland -- but this is changing, and fast.
U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power's motorcade hits, kills boy in Cameroon
A top U.S. diplomat has expressed her "great sorrow" after a vehicle in her convoy struck and killed a young boy during an official visit to Cameroon.
Ethiopia: Hundreds killed, children kidnapped in raids from South Sudan
Ethiopia's government says more than 200 people have been killed and 100 children have been kidnapped in cross-border raids from South Sudan in March and April.
First criminal charges to be announced in Flint water crisis, source says
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette and the Flint water investigation team are expected to announce the first criminal charges Wednesday in the tainted water case, according to a source briefed on the investigation.
NBR PRE-BUDGET MEETING: Zero duty sought on fire safety equipment for all sectors
Leaders of associations of apparel industries and accessory makers on Tuesday sought full import duty waiver on firefighting equipment for all types of factories including the export-oriented ones in the next budget to help ensure the safety of workers and assets.
TONU MURDER: CID quizzes first autopsy doctor again
Members of the Criminal Investigation Department again on Tuesday interrogated the doctor of Comilla Medical College Hospital who conducted the first autopsy on murdered college student Sohagi Jahan Tonu.
Police claims Shafik confesses meeting with conspirators, FBI
Dhaka Metropolitan Police additional commissioner MonirulAlam on Tuesday said detained journalist Shafik Rehman has confessed of having meeting with conspirators against SajeebWazed Joy and agents of Federal Bureau of Investigation in the US.
Co-founders of Ben & Jerry's arrested at Capitol
The co-founders of Ben & Jerry's ice cream were arrested at the U.S. Capitol Monday.
Dozens killed in Kabul as Taliban attack
An explosion rocked the Afghan capital of Kabul on Tuesday morning -- the apparent work of Taliban militants targeting a security team that protects government VIPs, a police official told CNN.
