The United States and Bangladesh have enjoyed a diplomatic relationship for over half a century, working together on issues of global security and economics. The U.S. market also receives the lion’s share of Bangladeshi exports, meaning that the two countries rely on one another financially,
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“There was no plausible way for a worker to accidentally fall into the vat.” So writes Amber Hunt for the Cincinnati Enquirer in a lengthy piece about the 1984 death of David Bocks. He worked—and died—at Ohio’s Fernald Feed Materials Productions Center, whose bland name masked the
R. Kelly has been denied release from prison for the second time amid the coronavirus pandemic. A federal judge acknowledged Tuesday that the virus was spreading in Chicago’s Metropolitan Correctional Center, where Kelly is awaiting trial for alleged sex crimes. Kelly’s lawyers noted an inmate
The IRS’ online tool, Get My Payment, has been live for under a week, but is already running into trouble. Designed to help you set up direct deposit (here’s how) and track your coronavirus stimulus checks (step-by-step directions), it’s meant to be an elegant solution to help millions of eligible
India’s finance minister said on Thursday the country could not support a general allocation of new Special Drawing Rights by the International Monetary Fund because it might not be effective in easing coronavirus-driven financial pressures. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said in a statement to the IMF’s steering