Trump's claims about China's currency are getting more bizarre
A month ago, President Trump was calling China "world champions" of currency devaluation. Now, he's telling a very different story.
Nor’westers kill 9 in Rajshahi
At least nine people were killed in Rajshahi as a nor’wester lashed nine upazilas of the district and a boat capsized in River Padma in the city on Monday and Sunday.
Power supply to four divisions resumes after four hours
Power supply to half of the country restored after more than four hours suspension due to grid failure which occurred at around 11:20am Tuesday.
Tangail bus accident kills 7
At least seven people were killed and 30 others injured as a bus skidded off the road and plunged into a roadside ditch at Haripur in Ghatail upazila on Tuesday night.
Bangladesh ‘fails’ to protect dissenting voices: AI
Amnesty International, a London-based right group, has said Bangladesh government has failed to protect dissenting voices or hold accountable the armed groups that threaten them, and stifled freedom of expression through a slew of ‘repressive tactics and new laws’.
Opposition MP wants end of debate on judiciary-executive relations
Opposition Jatiya Party lawmaker Fakhrul Imam on Tuesday urged prime minister Sheikh Hasina to hold discussion in parliament to settle the ongoing debate centering which branch of the state holds most authority.
The FBI translator who went rogue and married an ISIS terrorist
An FBI translator with a top-secret security clearance traveled to Syria in 2014 and married a key ISIS operative she had been assigned to investigate, CNN has learned.
Trump: I'd be 'honored' to meet Kim Jong Un under 'right circumstances'
President Donald Trump said Monday he would be willing to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un "under the right circumstances" to defuse tensions over North Korea's nuclear program.
North Korea cut off by 3rd biggest trading partner
North Korea has lost one of its biggest trading partners after India banned most dealings with the country.
Trump abruptly ends interview with CBS' Dickerson after wiretapping questions
President Trump cut off an Oval Office interview with CBS anchor John Dickerson and gestured for him to leave the room when Dickerson repeatedly asked about the president's unfounded wiretapping claims.
