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- Ferry services on Aricha-Kazirhat & Paturia-Daulatdia routes resume after disruption
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- Dhaka’s air ‘unhealthy’ this morning
- Rohit Sharma not retiring
- Carbon-negative foods that help reverse climate change
- Ready to enjoy T20 captaincy: Mehidy
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- New year, new launch: SpaceX to deploy Starlink simulators on starship
- Diets that nab awards in 2025
- Judge sets Trump’s sentencing in hush money case for Jan. 10
- Mysterious ‘space object’ hit Kenya's remote village
- Republicans re-elect Mike Johnson as US House speaker
- Actress Anjana Rahman passes away
- India reiterates ‘nothing to add’ on Hasina’s extradition
- Venezuela offers $100,000 reward for exiled opposition candidate
- Young generation's sacrifice can't be futile: M Shakhawat
- Czech Republic reopens Damascus embassy to help US
- At least 30 killed in Gaza by Israeli strikes
US telecom giants confirm Salt Typhoon cyberespionage, reassure on network security
Chinese-linked Salt Typhoon hackers targeted U.S. telecom giants ATT and Verizon, both companies confirmed Saturday. Despite the breaches, both carriers assured their networks remain secure after working closely with law enforcement and government agencies, reports Reuters. An ATT spokesperson...