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Election Day is November 3. Early voting is rising, Democrats lead a national poll, Trump is rallying in key states, and September inflation reached 3.7%.
With less than a month to go, President Trump is touring key states for Republican candidates, while polls show voters care most about the economy and rising prices.
Bangladeshi actress Bonna Mirza is set to make her New York stage debut with “Nemesis” on September 5, opening a new chapter in her long career across theatre, television and film.
Eid-ul-Azha 2026 will be celebrated with prayers, sacrifice, family gatherings and charity across Bangladesh and the United States as Muslims prepare for one of Islam’s holiest festivals.
New York City is now home to the largest Bengali population in the United States, with thriving communities in Queens and Brooklyn contributing to culture, business, media, and local economic growth.
Getting a US Green Card from Bangladesh in 2026 is more challenging than ever following a sweeping immigrant visa pause. Here is everything Bangladeshi citizens need to know about the available pathways and current restrictions.
Over half a million Bangladeshi Americans now call the USA home. They are students, doctors, engineers, and entrepreneurs building a bridge between two countries every single day.
With more than 17,000 Bangladeshi students already enrolled in American universities, interest in US higher education from Bangladesh has never been stronger. This complete guide walks aspiring students through every step of the process, from university selection to visa interview, for the 2026 to 2027 academic year.
Cole Tomas Allen, the 31-year-old California man accused of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents Dinner, has agreed to remain in federal custody as his criminal case moves forward.
The Bangladesh USA trade deal 2026 locks in a 19% tariff rate on Bangladeshi exports and opens a path to zero-duty access for garments made with American cotton. Bangladesh also surpassed China to become the second-largest apparel supplier to the United States. This story connects millions of Bangladeshi workers directly to American shoppers, brands, and markets.
