A case has been filed against two leaders of the Swechchasebok Dal in Bauphal upazila, Patuakhali, for allegedly robbing a ...

An axe-wielding mob chases a terrified group; a daring Pakistani television drama has for the first time tackled the deeply ...

Much to the joy of the fans, Paramount+ has officially announced the renewal of Tulsa King Season 3. The news follows as ...

Former Dhaka University vice-chancellor Prof AAMS Arefin Siddique has been laid to rest at Azimpur graveyard next to his parents. His body, however, was not taken to the university campus for a ...

Former Vice-Chancellor of Dhaka University (DU) Professor Dr AAMS Arefin Siddique was laid to eternal rest at Azimpur graveyard in Dhaka this afternoon (14 March). He was buried next to his parents' ...

It's best left to the boys. You won't get me on the TV," she remarked. Article continues below In the Siddiqui household, Baasit juggles fame with family life, having been married to Melissa since ...

Oklahoma’s foster care system is in better shape than 13 years ago, officials announced this week, after the state completed years of intensive child welfare monitoring. A federal judge ruled ...

Two cops with the Toronto Police have come under fire after a controversial podcast episode revealed them making light of the ...

For the second time in as many years, the Oklahoma men’s basketball program faces at least some uncertainty over whether it will make the NCAA Tournament. This time a year ago, the Sooners were ...

NASHVILLE --- The chant rang throughout Bridgestone Arena in the celebratory aftermath of No. 6 seed Kentucky's stunning 85-84 victory over No. 14 seed Oklahoma in the second round of the 2025 SEC ...

Former Vice-Chancellor of Dhaka University (DU), Professor AAMS Arefin Siddique, has passed away. He was declared dead after 10:30 pm on Thursday, the medical team that treated him at BIRDEM Hospital ...

Otega Oweh scored 25 points in the first 59 minutes of Kentucky's second round SEC tournament game against Oklahoma. But as it so often goes, Nos. 26 and 27 turned out to be the ones that mattered ...