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    Bodies of three Bangladeshis, who died in a car crash in the USA, will be sent home from New York on Tuesday night. The namaj-e-janaza of the deceased will be held at Jamaica Muslim Centre (JMC) after the Zuhr prayers on Tuesday, said Shameem Ahsan, Bangladesh Consul General in New York. Consulate’s representatives will also participate in the janaza, he said. He said that Shamim Hossain, first secretary of the Consul General of Bangladesh in New York, has already visited houses of the three victims and met the injured at the hospital. He spent almost whole day with the bereaved members of the families and at the hospital. The hospital authorities were requested to ensure best possible treatment to the injured national, added Shameem Ahsan, adding that the Consulate has ta...

    A US man died at a hospital after live streaming his suicide on social networking site Facebook, the media reported on Saturday. According to witnesses, Jared McLemore, 33, a well-known musician in Memphis, ran into Murphy’s bar early Saturday morning seconds after setting himself on fire in a parking lot across the street. The livestream shows McLemore dousing himself with kerosene. The frantic screams of witnesses can be heard in the background. ‘This overwhelming smell of kerosene filled the room,’ Jim Duckworth, a witness was quoted as saying to wreg.com. ‘It looked like a movie, like someone wearing a flame-retardant suit...There were some people who thought that it was a joke,’ Kimberly Koehler, another witness. Koehler said McLemore’s former girlfriend, against whom...

    It's his life line of communication, a source of Fox News related information, and a direct connection with his devoted fans. He's been on his account, which boasts an impressive 29.3 million followers, since 2009, but it seems that he's still getting the hang of it. This week the President delivered, perhaps, his most clear and easy to understand tweet of all time. It was a linguistic tour de force. And completely free of all spelling mistakes. Naturally, it was deleted rather speedily afterwards. Trump just tweeted this.... ? pic.twitter.com/lEDsIMJtjQ — David Mack (@davidmackau) May 13, 2017 However, the damage was done. Twitter had it now, and they weren't going to let go of this rather enjoyable moment .

    A global cyberattack leveraging hacking tools widely believed by researchers to have been developed by the US National Security Agency hit international shipper FedEx, disrupted Britain’s health system and infected computers in nearly 100 countries on Friday. Cyber extortionists tricked victims into opening malicious malware attachments to spam emails that appeared to contain invoices, job offers, security warnings and other legitimate files. The ransomware encrypted data on the computers, demanding payments of $300 to $600 to restore access. Security researchers said they observed some victims paying via the digital currency bitcoin, though they did not know what percent had given in to the extortionists. Researchers with security software maker Avast said they had observ...

    US President Donald Trump meeting with Russia's Sergei Lavrov in the Oval Office were issued by the Russian state news agency TASS, and subsequently published by much of the global media Donald Trump's administration was left red-faced Thursday after Moscow surprised it by releasing pictures of a closed-door meeting between the US president and Russia's top diplomat. The images -- issued by the Russian state news agency TASS, and subsequently published by much of the global media -- showed a grinning Trump shaking hands with Sergei Lavrov and the Russian ambassador in Washington, Sergei Kislyak, during an Oval Office meeting. That Wednesday meeting was already being seen as a major diplomatic coup for the Kremlin, a red carpet welcome just months after being hit with US sa...