May2017

News Hour: Former MotoGP champion Nicky Hayden has died five days after the American was hit by a car while cycling in eastern Italy, his Honda World Superbike team said in a statement on Monday. “It...

News Hour: U.S. President Donald Trump traveled in a high-security convoy to Bethlehem in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on Tuesday to discuss Middle East peace with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Much of central and southern Jerusalem...

News Hour: South Korean rapper Psy has gone back to basics with his eighth full-length album, paying greater attention to his home fans while doing what he loves most – “going crazy” on stage. The “Gangnam...

News Hour: At least 22 people were killed and more than 59 injured in an explosion at the end of a concert by U.S. singer Ariana Grande in the English city of Manchester on Monday and...

News Hour: Executive Council of Associations of Physicians of Bangladesh (APB) for 2017-19 formed at the 28th annual general meeting of the association on May 15, 2017 – says a press release. For this term, Dr....

News Hour: New Zealand spinner Mitchell Santner has attained a career-best 11th place in the MRF Tyres ICC Player Rankings for ODI Bowlers after taking seven wickets in the ongoing Ireland tri-series which also features Bangladesh....

News Hour: Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney may have to leave the club to extend his career “at the highest level”, former United defender Phil Neville has said. Rooney has made 42 appearances in all competitions...

News Hour: School lessons can successfully teach primary school children to critically evaluate health claims, and could help children make more informed decisions about health treatments and behaviors, according to a trial of over 10,000 children...

News Hour: Russia risk missing out on the 2018 winter Paralympics if the country’s suspended Paralympic Committee (RPC) does not meet obligations for reinstatement after last year’s ban over doping, the International Paralympic Committee said on...

News Hour: Despite global improvements in healthcare quality and access over 25 years, inequalities between the best and worst-performing countries have grown. Even among countries with similar development levels, there is wide variation in healthcare access...