18 January 2018 | Euronews
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World News Wife of deported Michigan man to attend State of the Union Rep. Debbie Dingell, D-Michigan, announced Thursday that she had invited Cindy Garcia to be her guest to President Donald Trump's first State of the Union speech in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 30. -
World News Researchers take step to a better flu vaccine Researchers made a mutant influenza virus, then used it to make a better flu vaccine -
World News Vaccine rates are up, but so are refusals More U.S. kids are getting their full series of vaccines, but more and more parents are also refusing vaccinations, new health insurance data show. -
World News Gymnastics doctor complains it's too hard to listen to victim stories Former gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar complained about Judge Rosemarie Aquilina and his mental health in a letter to the court. -
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World News The real reason Trump went to Pennsylvania Pennsylvania's special election provided a friendly venue for Trump to test themes for a re-election bid that he launched on the day he was sworn into office -
World News Universities come to grips with dark slave history Prestigious universities such as Georgetown, Princeton, and others are coming to terms with their dark history of slavery. -
World News On first 2018 campaign trip, Trump says: 'We're going to win a lot of elections' President Donald Trump said Thursday he expects success for his party in November's midterm elections if the economy stays strong. -
World News Pelosi goes where no political leader has gone before: 'Drag Race' House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has confirmed she will be appearing as a guest judge in an episode of "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars." -
Chile Pope marries cabin crew couple on Chile flight The mid-air ceremony was the first in papal history. -
World News House unveils landmark sexual harassment overhaul bill The legislation is an attempt to overhaul a draconian and secretive system that has helped silence victims and favored the accused. -
USA Parents of 13 children held captive in California plead 'not guilty' -
Netherlands Storm Friederike's winds top 200 kph, 12 killed in Europe The storm toppled trees, blew trucks off the road and forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights. -
Spotlight Eastern horizons: Japan taps in to trade potential of EU's newer members As Tokyo seeks to develop its trade relations with Europe it's not just the traditional economic powerhouses it's turning to. -
United Kingdom Macron and May stress unity at joint press conference Border security and military operations were among a vast range of subjects discussed by the pair at their 35th such summit. -
United Kingdom UK government sets up task force to deal with key company failure Subcontractor Carillion builds and maintains hospitals and prisons, provides services throughout the UK government and employs 20,000 people in Britain. But it has debts of 1.5 billion and only 60 million in cash. -
Europe News Brief: EU makes progress against online hate This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital. -
Republic of North Macedonia NATO Secretary General visits FYROM as it renews bid to join the alliance Jens Stoltenberg has made a rare visit to the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, which is renewing its bid to join the alliance. -
World News Luxury watch fair in Geneva Some of the most prestigious watchmakers in the world are gathered in Geneva for the annual luxury watch fair. -
United Kingdom Macron: Britain will not access the single market post-Brexit The British prime minister greeted the French president at Britain's army officer training academy ahead of talks on defence cooperation. -
World News Insects could be the next hot ingredient used by European restaurants European entomophages will rejoice. -
No Comment Record number of cold-stunned turtles in Texas A new state record has been set for the number of cold-stunned sea turtles found along the coast of Texas, according to the US National Park Service. -
Europe News Exhibition challenges victim-blaming rape myth "What were you wearing?" It's a question that's often put to the victims of sexual violence. It suggests that the way they were dressed may have had something to do with the attack -- and thereby insinuates that the victim bears some responsibility. -
Romania Romania's incoming PM failed to shine as an MEP Viorica Dancila was ranked near the bottom of the Parliament for attendance and once claimed Iran was in the EU. -
United Kingdom A wolf escaped its British sanctuary and gave social media a lot to talk about The animal, called Torak, went missing from its Berkshire sanctuary before being found six hours later safe and well. -
No Comment Adelie Penguin drops by Antarctic research dinghy Australian Antarctic Program scientists at Casey research station had an unexpected visitor pop into their boat recently - an Adelie penguin! The scientists were out collecting water samples for a research project, when the penguin popped up out of the icy water and into the boat. -
No Comment Plane salvaged from Turkish beach Turkish engineers began a delicate operation to salvage a plane stuck on a coastal cliff on Thursday, after veering off a runway in Trabzon. -
No Comment In a first lifeguard's drone saves swimmers in Australia A drone helped save two teenage swimmers struggling in powerful surf on the Australian coastline on Thursday, in what the local authorities called a "world first". -
Mexico World's largest underwater cave could unearth Maya secrets Archaelogists say a 350km cave network off the Yucatan peninsula will enable more understanding of the ancient Maya civilisation. -
USA California torture house: 13 siblings allowed to eat once a day, shower twice a year The new details emerged just before the parents were expected to make an appearance in court. -
World News Refugee orchestra's message of peace The musicians in Brazil's Mundana Refugi Orchestra are refugees from ten different nations who come together on stage to deliver a message of peace and hope. -
Turkey Tensions rise between Turkey & Syria Turkey has asked Russia to assist with air activity in Syria -
Economy Emirates saves the giant Airbus A380 airliner with a 13 billion euro order Emirates has confirmed it will buy 20 A380 planes from Airbus with an option to order another sixteen. -
Central African Republic Fighting worsens in Central African Republic The International Red Cross and Red Crescent warns that the security situation in Central African Republic is worsening, and that violence now grips most of the country. -
World News Schiphol airport cancels flights as storm lashes Europe All flights in and out of Amsterdam's Schiphol airport were temporarily cancelled on Thursday due to heavy storms. -
Italy Italian police raid Chinese mafia A number of dawn raids were carried out across the country -
Next Series #AskSpace: What's up with ESA's 'village on the Moon' concept? #AskSpace: What's happening with ESA's village on the Moon concept? Answer from ESA astronaut Frank De Winne -
World News ‘Standing up to hate-inciting populists does work’: Human Rights Watch report Human Rights Watch praises France under Macron for tackling xenophobia, but blasts Austria and the Netherlands for pandering to populists. -
World News 52 people killed in Kazakh bus fire -
World News Panama hotel owners want Trump's name off the property Hotel owners in Panama say Trump's name is bad for business, and want to sever their relationship to the Trump Organization. -
Portugal Salvador Sobral vows to return to music after successful heart operation Musician will be awarded European Border Breakers Award -
Spain Busted: cocaine-filled pineapple ring Spanish and Portuguese police have seized more than 700 kg of cocaine wrapped in pineapple skins and shipped from South America. -
World News President Trump unveils his 2017 'Fake News Awards' The New York Times, CNN and other US media outlets scoop President's highly-anticipated media accolades. -
World News Alabama student expelled after making racial slurs A white University of Alabama student has been expelled after posting videos on social media using the 'n-word' over Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday weekend. -
World News What happens if the government shuts down? The White House and Congress have yet to reach a deal on funding the federal government. Here's what what happens if they don't. -
Europe News One year on: America under Trump On January 20, 2017, Donald Trump became president of the United States, marking the start of one of the most unusual years in American political history. What has Trump done this year and how does it compare to what he promised? -
USA US signals deeper commitment in Syria Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says the United States cannot repeat past mistakes and won't pull out of Syria prematurely. -
World News Civil rights groups want to put bail bond industry on death row The American Civil Liberties Union and other civil rights groups announced Wednesday that they would mount an attack on the bail bond industry in hopes of eliminating it. -
Romania Romania names MEP Viorica Dancila as first female PM President Iohannis reluctantly agrees to give ruling Social Democrats another chance. -
World News Widow of Eagles co-founder Frey files suit against hospital The widow of Glenn Frey, the Eagles guitarist and co-founder who died at 67, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Manhattan hospital where the music legend was treated. -
World News Lewandowski rebuffs committee's questions in Russia probe Former Trump aide said he was unprepared to answer questions a day after Steve Bannon said he was told not to provide answers about his time in the White House. -
USA Apple to pay $38 billion tax bill on overseas cash Tech giant says it will also open a new campus as part of a multi-billion dollar US investment plan -
World News House GOP confident it can avert shutdown; Senate isn't House Republicans say they think they have the votes to avert a government shutdown, but the measure's prospects in the Senate remain dim. -
World News Could you pass the mental test Trump took? Trump took the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), designed as a screening tool for the loss of clear thinking that sometimes precedes dementia. -
United Kingdom May and Macron to sign Calais border treaty Leaders say Anglo/French summit to show relations go beyond Brexit -
World News Stormy Daniels described affair with Donald Trump in 2011 interview Porn actress Stormy Daniels described her alleged affair with Donald Trump in a 2011 magazine interview. She now denies the affair, as does Trump.