Trump 'weighed in' on son's statement about Russia meeting, White House says

Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump weighed in on the statement released after it was revealed his son, Donald Trump Jr., met with a Russian lawyer in 2016, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Tuesday.

Kushner on potential Russia ties: 'We couldn't even collude with our local offices'

Washington (CNN)White House senior adviser Jared Kushner offered an explanation to congressional interns earlier this week as to why it was not possible for the Trump campaign to collude with Russia during the election: It was too disorganized for such a conspiracy.

WaPo: Trump helped come up with misleading statement on Jr.'s meeting

Washington (CNN)In response to New York Times reporting that Donald Trump Jr. met with a Russian lawyer during the campaign, President Donald Trump dictated a misleading statement for his son, The Washington Post reported Monday evening.

JU students stage sit-in for 2nd day

The students of Jahangirnaar University on Tuesday continued their indefinite sit-in programme in front of the university's administrative building for second consecutive day to press their four-point demand including the withdrawal of case filed against 56 students for vandalism and attempt to murder.

24-hour operation at Benapole from today

Benapole land port will be kept open round the clock for seven days a week from Tuesday in a bid to expedite trade facilities with India

Indian doctors see no hope of recovering Siddiqur’s eyesight

The Indian doctors treating Titumir College student Siddiqur Rahman, whose eyes were grievously damaged in police action at Shahbagh in Dhaka on a student demonstration on July 20, said on Monday that there was almost no hope of recovering the eyesight of Siddiqur, according to his family.

Hajj office embarrassed as pilgrims travel to Jeddah without visas

At least two pilgrims have travelled to Saudi Arabia without visas from the host country, causing tension among the Bangladeshi officials in Jeddah. The Saudi immigration authorities have spotted two cases recently and criticised poor hajj management by the Bangladeshi authorities.

SC stays Justice Fazlul Haque’s trial in graft case

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court on Monday stayed the trial proceedings in a corruption case against former adviser to caretaker government Justice Md Fazlul Haque, also a former Appellate Division judge.

BOGRA RAPE Seven more remanded in police custody

Seven more people were remanded in police custody by a Bogra court on Monday in connection with the rape incident in which the victim was promised admission in a local college.

US options on North Korea: It's a choice between bad and worse

(CNN)So, it has finally happened.Two subsequent launches of long-range Hwasong-14 missiles in July demonstrated that North Korea has joined the small club of countries capable of hitting not only Alaska and Hawaii, but also the Lower 48 with a nuclear warhead.