Macron's party on course for historic gains in French parliamentary election
Emmanuel Macron's centrist La Republique En Marche is projected to win a huge majority in the French Parliament, according to exit estimates compiled for CNN affiliate BFMTV by Elabe.
If there are tapes, can the White House be forced to turn them over?
For President Richard Nixon, the controversy over his secret White House tape recordings began with a break-in at the Watergate Hotel. If President Donald Trump is also keeping recordings of his conversations, any controversy over those will have begun with a tweet.
Dozens arrested as South Korean military conducts 'gay witch-hunt'
"Sergeant A" doesn't want to give his real name, his exact rank or show his face.
Rain disrupts normal life of city dwellers
Incessant rain under the influence of a low depression in the Bay of Bengal caused sufferings to the commuters in the capital on Monday morning.
SEC 57OF ICT ACT Cases pile up, allegations hardly proved
The number of cases under Section 57 of the Information and Communication Technology Act 2006 increased significantly, despite low rate of conviction, after the section was amended in 2013 making it harsher.
People to re-elect AL, hopes PM
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday hoped the people of Bangladesh will re-elect Awami League in the next general election to maintain the continuity of development.
Govt conspires to keep BNP out of polls: Khaleda
Bangladesh Nationalist Party chairperson Khaleda Zia on Sunday alleged that the government was hatching a conspiracy to harass her party leaders and activists branding them Razakar to keep them away from next general election.
Gust snaps electricity in Cox’s Bazar
The electricity in entire Cox’s Bazar was snapped for hours due to damage to electric lines and poles caused by gusts Sunday evening.
Sessions says he plans to testify before Senate intelligence panel
Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Saturday that he plans to testify before the Senate intelligence committee Tuesday, but it was not immediately clear if he would testify in public or private.
Conservatives yet to strike deal with DUP as top May advisers quit
British Prime Minister Theresa May appears to have begun a purge in her party after shock election results threw the future of her leadership in doubt.
