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.
Donald Trump mixes up '9/11' with '7/11'
Donald Trump, who has made his advocacy for New York City after the 9/11 attacks central to his candidacy, accidentally referred to it on Monday as 7/11 -- the ubiquitous convenience store.
Magnitude-7.8 earthquake hits Ecuador; at least 28 dead
At least 28 people have died in a magnitude-7.8 earthquake that was centered near the coast of Ecuador, the country's vice president, Jorge Glas, told the nation Saturday night in a televised address.
Saudis warn of economic reprisals if Congress passes 9/11 bill
Saudi Arabia is warning it will sell off billions in American assets if the U.S. Congress passes a bipartisan bill that would allow victims of 9/11 and other terrorist attacks to sue foreign governments.
Bernie Sanders says he met Pope Francis during visit to Vatican City
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders met with Pope Francis on Saturday during his visit to the Vatican, the senator told CNN.
