R Kelly yelled through tears in a recent TV interview before an audience numbering in the millions, saying he’s in a fight for his life to disprove sexual abuse charges. That fight will ultimately be waged in court, with the only audience that matters numbering just 12 jurors.

About 3,000 people walk through Christchurch in a 'march for love', honouring the 50 worshippers massacred in the New Zealand city, as the mosques where the shooting took place reopens for prayers.

Special counsel Robert Mueller submits his long-awaited report into an explosive two-year investigation of Russian meddling in Donald Trump's 2016 election -- a probe the president denounces as a "witch hunt" and opponents say could fuel impeachment.

Hello readers! How are you doing today? Here are the headlines on March 22, 2019

Jatiya Oikyafront will form a human chain in Dhaka on March 30 next to push for its various demands, including the annulment of gas-tariff hike proposal.

A big supply of jatka, Hilsa fry less than nine inches long, is busted in Dhaka’s Jatrabari.

A woman has been stabbed to death in Kishoreganj’s Karimganj upazila.

The rebel candidate of ruling Awami League has accused his party-nominated candidate of violating election code ahead of upazila election to Muktagacha upazila.

Three people have been detained on charges of assault on a university student at Gawsia market, beside New Market.

An alleged drug peddler of Patuakhali has died in custody, what the law enforcers have explained as overdose of yaba.

Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader is now out of danger, doctors have said after a bypass surgery conducted Wednesday.

A senior UN official welcomes Bangladesh's plan to move Rohingya refugees out of the country's congested camps, but says any move to transfer some 100,000 of them to a flood-prone island should be voluntary.

Teachers and employees of non-MPO educational institutions are continuing a sit-in for the second consecutive day near the Jatiya Press Club in Dhaka.

An unruly bus crashes into the vehicle of lawmaker Rashed Khan Menon in Dhaka amid rekindled outburst and protests for safer roads.

Nurul Haque Nur says he will be taking charge as the vice president to Dhaka University Central Students’ Union (Ducsu) tomorrow. Nur, a popular figure from the quota reform movement, was elected VP in the Ducsu election on March 11.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has received death threats on social media, local media reports.

Regent Airways, a renowned private airline of Bangladesh, offers up to 20 percent discount on prices of tickets of all domestic and international routes excluding Doha and Muskat in the 16th International Tourism Fair of Dhaka Travel Mart (DTM).

Europe’s first underwater restaurant opens in Norway with more than 7,000 customers booked in to eat among the fish.

A labour activist has been detained by police in southern China, his wife says, amid a crackdown on students and activists advocating for worker rights.

"Game of Thrones" star Emilia Clarke suffered two nearly fatal brain aneurysms in the early years of filming the hit series, she says in an essay.