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Bullet-hit teacher dies

A schoolteacher in Jaldhaka upazila of the district, who was shot by criminals on August 9, succumbed to his injuries at Rangpur Medical
17 August 2015

5 killed in 'gunfight' with army men in Rangamati

Five people are killed during a “gunfight” with army personnel in Baghaichhari upazila of Rangamati.
15 August 2015

US reopens embassy in Havana

The US yesterday reopened its embassy in Cuba more than 54 years after it was closed, in a symbolic step signalling the warming of
14 August 2015

US cinema shooter spared death penalty

A jury in the US state of Colorado spares gunman James Holmes the death penalty for killing 12 people at a screening of a Batman film in 2012.
8 August 2015

Drones, a new way for drug trafficking

While some tech companies have their sights set on commercial deliveries by drone, the black market is already one step ahead.
5 August 2015

Obama to unveil 'biggest step ever'

US President Barack Obama was to unveil yesterday what he called the "biggest, most important step we've ever taken" to fight climate change, a sensitive issue central to his legacy.
2 August 2015

Clinton healthy, quite wealthy

Hillary Clinton is healthy and "fit to serve" as US president, her doctor affirmed YESTERDAY, as the Democratic White House frontrunner
1 August 2015

US dentist regrets killing Cecil the lion

An American dentist expressed regret for killing a much-loved Zimbabwean lion called Cecil, explaining Tuesday that he was relying on
29 July 2015

35 women, who say Bill Cosby raped them, sit together on NY Mag cover

The New York Magazine photographed 35 women who say they have been raped or assaulted by Bill Cosby and placed them on its front cover, reports Mashable.
27 July 2015

'I didn't send classified emails on pvt account'

US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said on Saturday that she did not use a private email account to send or receive classified
26 July 2015

Another mass shooting hits US

The author of the latest mass shooting in the United States was a drifter who tried to escape after killing two women in a movie theater,
24 July 2015

'Earth 2.0' found in Nasa Kepler telescope haul

A haul of planets from Nasa's Kepler telescope includes a world sharing many characteristics with Earth.
23 July 2015

US, Cuba restore ties, open embassies after 54 years

Cuba and the United States formally renewed diplomatic ties Monday, as embassies reopened in their respective capitals, a powerful move toward burying decades of enmity between the Cold War foes.
20 July 2015

Bill Cosby 'offered women money' for silence after sex

American comedian Bill Cosby admitted trying to pay women to keep quiet after having sex with them, according to testimony obtained by the New York Times.
19 July 2015

Obama secures his diplomatic legacy

When US President Barack Obama accepted the Nobel Peace Prize early in his first term, he acknowledged the controversy surrounding
14 July 2015

Mosharraf meets Ashraf, joins LGRD ministry

Khandkar Mosharraf Hossain meets Syed Ashraful Islam before succeeding him as the new minister for Local Government and Rural Development.
12 July 2015

US data breach hit 21.5 mn people

Hackers that breached US government databases stole the personal information of at least 21.5 million people, officials said on Thursday.
10 July 2015

How FBI agent who busted drug rings became addict

FBI officer Matthew Lowry's drug addiction sentences him to three years in prison for stealing heroin he had collected as evidence.
10 July 2015

Jindal criticises Obama, Clinton

Indian-American Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal has lashed out at US President Barack Obama and Democratic presidential aspirant Hillary Clinton for their views on same sex marriage, alleging that they evolved their views based on opinion polls.
29 June 2015

Republicans 'party of the past': Clinton

Hours after the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage in all 50 states, Hillary Clinton told hundreds of Virginia Democrats on
28 June 2015