Trump voters want jobs. Not noise about Russia
President Trump is in danger of doing what he accused so many "career politicians" of doing: Going to Washington and forgetting what real people care about.
Severe water-logging looms large over Dhaka city
Urban experts and residents are in fear of massive water-logging in the capital this year again as the agencies concerned remain as indifferent to the perennial problem as ever.
HSC ADMISSION GUIDELINES Govt asked to explain legality
The High Court Division on Tuesday directed the government to explain its guidelines for admission to Higher Secondary School Certificate class for the 2017-18 session would not be declared illegal.
APAN JEWELLARS RAIDS 497kg gold, diamonds seized in two days
Two more suspects in the alleged rape of two university students in Banani hotel were remanded in police custody on Tuesday for interrogation while 497kg gold and 429gm diamonds were seized in raids on five Apan Jewellers showrooms in Dhaka in two days.
HC stays Khaleda’s trial in 3 more arson cases
The High Court Division on Tuesday stayed trials of former prime minister and BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia in three more arson attack cases.
Suicide vest, explosives, equipment found at Jhenaidah ‘extremist dens’
Bomb disposal unit of Rapid Action Battalion started drives at the suspected hideouts of extremists at village Chuadanga in Jhenaidah sadar on Tuesday noon and so far recovered two sucide vests, four powerful bombs, four bomb makin circuits and 20 dynamite sticks.
Sources: Trump shared classified info with Russians
President Donald Trump shared highly classified information with the Russian foreign minister and Russian ambassador to the US in a White House meeting last week, The Washington Post first reported Monday.
Putin warns against 'intimidating' North Korea after latest missile launch
Russian President Vladimir Putin has condemned North Korea's latest missile launch as "dangerous" but warned against "intimidating" Pyongyang.
Ford gets ready to cut jobs
Ford Motor is making plans to cut about 10% of its global staff, which could mean about 20,000 jobs worldwide, according to a published report.
China's Xi positions himself as free trade and climate champion
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for the world to reject protectionism and promote free trade in the latest attempt by Beijing to take up the mantle of globalization since the election of US President Donald Trump.
