World
South Sudanese media regulator bars newspaper from covering Sudan crisis
News Desk South Sudan’s state media regulator should immediately lift an order barring a privately-owned newspaper from covering protests in
News
Where those women rights activists have gone now?
Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury Few months back, when an eminent jurist and newspaper editor Barrister Moinul Hussain passed an offensive
Politics
Donald Trump, GOP and those special interest aliens
Todd Bensman Much of the noise accompanying President Trump’s partial justification for a wall concerns the veracity of a general
Counterterrorism
Covert war against Hamas’s Sinai arms smuggling
Yaakov Lappin In recent years, Israel has waged a covert war against a large-scale Hamas effort to smuggle weapons into
Interfaith
Did Jesus rise from the dead or transformed into spiritual body?
Joe Kovacks When Jesus rose from the dead, was it a physical resurrection of His body, or was He transformed
Tech
Companies hoping to use artificial intelligence should benefit from more efficient chip designs
Will Knight Intel and Facebook are working together on a chip that should make it cheaper for big companies to
Entertainment
Bangladeshi film director may face legal consequences for making a film against radical Islam
Vijaya Laxmi Tripura Bangladesh Film Censor Board (BFCB) has banned screening of a controversial short film titled ‘Shonibaar Bikel’ [Saturday
Oped
Women’s March leadership appears to have no particular interest in the independent women’s liberation movements
Prof. Phyllis Chesler I have been marching for women’s rights for a long, long time — with my feet, my
