31 January 2018 | Euronews
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World News These online tools will estimate your 2017 tax refund — in just minutes Stressed out about your 2017 taxes? Know what to expect before you file. -
World News The FBI's Clinton fiasco is a big deal. Too bad the GOP is messing it up. The Republican obsession with the idea that the FBI is out to get Trump is obscuring more important questions. -
World News NASA hails 'lunar trifecta,' but some cry foul It's a "lunar trifecta!" -
World News Woman's husband arrested for her murder over three years after she disappeared Elizabeth Sullivan was last seen on October 13, 2014 near her home in San Diego, California. Her body was found in the San Diego Bay two years later. Now, her husband Matthew Sullivan is facing a murder charge for her death. -
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Australia Aussie media obtain top secret files sold in second-hand shop The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) have called it “one of the biggest breaches of cabinet security in Australian history”. -
USA Train carrying US Republicans hits truck, killing driver No serious injuries were reported among the Republican members of Congress on the train, who were on their way to an annual retreat in West Virginia. -
Cult Versace retrospective to open in Berlin Over 100 pieces of clothing designed by Italian designer Gianni Versace will be on show in the German capital. -
No Comment Heavy snowfall and blizzards hit Moscow The wintery weather is expected to continue in Moscow through the next several days with temperatures dropping down to -8 degrees celsius. -
No Comment Geisha girls in Kyoto copy Buddhist sutras Using a brush and ink, the women wrote the Chinese characters in one of the famous Buddhist scriptures. -
Earth News After-ski mountain rituals Best after-ski treatments, spas, and holistic wellness experiences for body and soul -
Spain Catalonia crisis: what next? Political experts help us make sense of the drama. -
Europe News Italy appeals against decision to base EMA in Amsterdam -
Iran Hijab protests spread in Iran after anti-government demonstrations After anti-government protests in late December, they're gaining momentum and a movement called "WhiteWednesdays" is trending online. -
Spain Puigdemont admits failure over Catalan independence bid in private text messages The ousted Catalan leader says he had had a moment of doubt, but insisted: "We continue!" -
Sport English clubs hit back of net with record-breaking transfers Coutinho may be leaving Liverpool, but other English football clubs scored big as the transfer window closed. -
Europe News Access to water - a fundamental right? Access to water - a fundamental right? -
Next Series So you want to be an astronaut? euronews takes you on a 360 tour of Europe's astronaut training centre in Cologne. -
Cinema Bollywood challenges period stigma in India Pad Man is a fictionalised account of the life of Arunachalam Muruganantham, a man who revolutionised the manufacture of low-cost sanitary pads in India -
France French president blasts attack on 8-year-old boy The boy was wearing a Jewish skullcap when he was attacked by two teenagers in a Paris suburb on Tuesday. -
France French police take Tariq Ramadan into custody following rape accusations, says legal source Prominent Islamic Studies academic Tariq Ramadan was taken into custody by French police following rape accusations, a judicial source told Reuters on Wednesday. -
Denmark EU is cheesed off with Denmark Danish dairy firms allegedly broke EU law by selling cheese marked as "feta" — when technically, it was not. -
Economy European unemployment rate retains nine-year low Latest figures from the EU's statistics agency show that the number of those out of work remained at 8.7% in December. -
Italy Italian police arrest postman after finding hundreds of undelivered mail at his home Italian police detained a Vicenza postman after finding hundreds of letters in his garage. -
France 3-star chef says no to Michelin Guide 3-star chef says no to Michelin Guide -
USA Facebook bans cryptocurrency ads amid 'fear of scams or deception' Adverts that promote cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and ICOs, will be banned on all Facebook platforms including the Audience Network and Instagram. -
Spain Spanish police catch fruit thieves red-handed in orange heist The thieves stole 4,000 kilos of oranges from a warehouse in Carmona near Seville. -
Myanmar Myanmar court set to decide on bail for Reuters reporters The journalists had been arrested in connection with reporting on the situation in Rakhine state, where 688,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled an army crackdown on insurgents since late August, according to estimates by the United Nations. -
France Orca learns to say ‘hello’ and ‘bye bye’ Researchers say a new study proves that killer whales are capable of imitating human speech. -
Turkey Istanbul court rules to release the head of Amnesty in Turkey A court in Istanbul has ruled to release the head of Amnesty International in the country after nearly eight months in jail. -
Europe News Brexit battles: Italy tries again for the EMA The city of Milan is appealing against the decision to move the European Medicines Agency to Amsterdam from its home in London. The agency must leave its current base before the UK leaves the EU in March 2019. -
World News Watch: Dramatic moment a Russian jet 'unsafely' intercepts US naval plane The Russian jet came within 1.5 metres of the American surveillance aircraft. -
Earth News Picasso work on Asia tour ahead of London auction Pablo Picasso's 'Woman with a Beret and a plaid dress' will tour Asia ahead of going on sale at London's famous Sotheby's auction house. -
World News 'Super blue blood moon': What it means and where to watch it The lunar trifecta will coincide for the first time in more than 150 years. -
Iceland Tackling the impact of porn on Iceland's youths Some of Iceland's young claim attitudes to sex are being shaped by pornographic material. -
USA Donald Trump clapped his way through his own speech President showed himself appreciation as Democrats expressed their distaste. -
Economy State of the Union: Trump's hidden warning to Europe Should Brussels be worried about new tariffs? Not so much, says our Brussels correspondent. -
Ukraine Ukraine test-fires first locally made cruise missile The range of the missile has not been revealed but is said to be in line with Ukraine's international agreements. -
Cult Nazi looted art on display in Louve Hundreds of paintings looted by Nazis in France during the Second World War are on display in the Louvre museum in Paris, in an attempt to find their original owners -
Austria Austria's Social Democrats under fire over "Nazi" fraternity songbook The row over the use of the fratenity songbook threatens to overshadow Sunday's state elections -
China British Prime Minister Theresa May leads trade delegation to China Premier Li Keqiang tells May China's relations with Britain will not change because of changes in British-EU relations. -
USA Democrats deliver response to Trump's State of the Union address. Without saying the president’s name, Joseph P. Kennedy III delivered the official Democratic Party response, chastising the Trump administration for what he said was its abandonment of the fundamental American values. -
World News Charity cuts ties to telemarketer for Ben Carson, NRA after FTC fine The Environmental Defense Fund has dropped InfoCision, and three other charities are weighing a split. The FTC says InfoCision used "misleading" tactics. -
World News Europe’s economy grew faster than the US in 2017 It was the best period of growth in more than 10 years. -
World News 'Army of Women' returning for Larry Nassar's second sentencing Disgraced gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar's second sentencing hearing starts Wednesday and dozens of women who say he molested them are scheduled to speak again. -
France Coastguard: Still no sign of Quiksilver CEO missing at sea A sea search for Pierre Agnes, CEO of the popular surf brand, has been suspended. -
United Kingdom Up Helly Aa Viking festival Hundreds of Modern day Vikings Gathered in Lerwick in the Shetland Islands for Up Helly Aa, a festival that remembers the Vikings who used to rule in Scotland 1,000 years ago -
USA Emotional support peacock denied flight by United Airlines United Airlines said the peacock “did not meet guidelines for a number of reasons, including its weight and size." -
France France wants farmers, not supermarkets, to set grocery prices Emmanuel Macron's government is looking at new laws to turn the food market upside down. -
World News Stormy Daniels appears to deny denial of Trump affair The adult film star said on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" that she didn't know where a denial of an affair with Donald Trump came from earlier Tuesday. -
World News Trump's State of the Union: 'Never been a better time to start living the American Dream' President Donald Trump's wide-ranging State of the Union speech Tuesday featured a more subdued tone, but highlighted several polarizing policy plans. -
USA How did social media react to Trump's State of the Union speech? The address generated a record-breaking 4.5 million tweets, but what were people talking about? -
USA Fact-check: How some of Trump’s State of the Union claims stand up to reality A fact-check of some of the key claims from Trump's speech. -
World News Trump talks unity, sows division in State of the Union President Donald Trump's first State of the Union address was almost all red meat for Trump's base — half victory lap and half partisan broadside. -
World News Rep. Kennedy responds to Trump: 'Bullies' never win In picking a Kennedy to respond to the State of the Union, Democrats turn to a younger member of the party while pointing to the glory days of their past. -
USA 11 things you need to know about Trump’s first State of the Union speech From boasts of boosting the economy, to pledges on immigration and foreign policy threats, here are the key takeaways from Trump's address. -
World News From banks to the tip jar: A look at Trump's regulatory changes Some regulatory changes have garnered little attention, even though they could have major consequences for everyday Americans. -
World News Police dept. to apologize for doubting 2004 Larry Nassar accuser Brianne Randall-Gay told police in 2004 that Larry Nassar molested her. Fourteen years later, police will apologize for believing him over her. -
World News Live blog: Trump's first State of the Union address President Donald Trump delivered his first State of the Union speech tonight, reviewing the first year of his presidency and setting the agenda for the next. -
World News Interactive: Compare presidents' first State of the Union addresses Use this tool to compare the most frequently used words for selected presidents in their first official State of the Union address. -
World News Lawmakers wear 'Recy' pins in honor of Recy Taylor Lawmakers wore black in solidarity of the #MeToo movement and 'Recy' pins in honor of Recy Taylor to President Donald Trump's State of the Union address. -
USA Donald Trump praises "strong, safe and proud" America In his first State of Union address, President Trump hailed successes in the economy and said he hoped to work with the Democrats -
World News The state of our union is strong. The resistance to Donald Trump proves it. The president's transgressions have done more to unify our country than any policy the administration has championed. -
World News Why Miami needs fresh new mosquitoes Mosquitoes being released in South Miami carry a bacteria called Wolbachia. The hope is they'll reduce populations of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes that spread Zika. -
World News Texas Rangers to probe alleged abuse of gymnasts at Karolyi Ranch Gymnasts say Dr. Larry Nassar abused them at the Karolyi Ranch. Now the Texas Rangers are investigating. -
Russia Delegates at Syrian peace conference announce progress Delegates at a Syrian peace conference in Sochi have called for respect for the country’s territorial integrity and said the Syrian people alone should decide the shape of their government. -
USA Watch Trump's first State of the Union speech in full "It's a big speech, an important speech," Trump said on Monday. -
United Kingdom Up Helly Aa Viking festival kicks off in Shetland The festival of fire is held on the last Tuesday in January and remembers the Vikings who used to rule the Shetland islands. -
World News Over three years after her disappearance, body of missing teen found in 'rural area' A body found in Wayne County, Illinois on December 26, 2017 has been identified as missing 15-year-old Megan Nichols. Megan had been missing from nearby Fairfield, Illinois since July 3, 2014. -
World News Three killed when helicopter slams into SoCal home Two other people were hurt in the incident Tuesday afternoon in Newport Beach, south of Los Angeles, police said. -
World News Designated survivors recount nights as doomsday presidents Selecting someone may seem cloaked in mystery, but members of the designated survivor club describe how the perceived power came — and went. -
Iran Meet the snipers deployed to solve Tehran's rat problem The team of snipers combs the sewers every night and find around 10-15 rats in a single district. -
Yemen Southern Yemen forces take control of Aden After two days of fighting, separatists have taken control of Aden, confining the government to the presidential palace.