15 December 2018 | Euronews
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World News Obama reassures those worried about losing health insurance "This fight isn't over by a longshot," a Democratic state attorney general said. -
World News 'Sesame Street' tackles homelessness with this Muppet's new storyline TODAY's Craig Melvin paid a visit to "Sesame Street" to meet with Lily, a Muppet whose family story sheds light on the millions of children who experience homelessness. -
Poland COP24 annouces agreement in Katowice The COP24 United Nations climate talks needed overtime and frantic negotiations to succeed, but the success now means nearly 200 nations have a rulebook to follow to implement the 2015 Paris climate accord. -
World News Mulvaney's criticism of Trump's 'Access Hollywood' comments resurfaces "He is not a very good person," he wrote on his campaign Facebook page in 2016. -
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Cult The best European films to watch this year, according to the European Film Awards Looking for something to watch over Christmas? -
World News Kremlin should take the lead on rap music, not shut it down, Putin says Kremlin should take the lead on rap music, not shut it down, Putin says -
World News In a fundamentalist Mormon town, modernization highlights a stark divide "A lot of things are changing and we just kind of hoped people would be open to the idea," said the owner of the first bar in Colorado City, where alcohol was once banned. -
World News Pete Davidson deletes Instagram after sharing dark post on mental health struggles Davidson was attacked by people on Instagram after he shared a post in which he supported Kanye West's commentary about mental health. -
France 'Gilets jaunes' act V sees drop in turnout France's 'gilet jaune' (yellow vest) protesters gathered in Paris for what they called "act five" of their demonstrations against the government. -
World News Men's rights activists are attacking women's scholarships. The DOE is listening. The Department of Education is investigating Title IX complaints from men who say universities discriminate against them in supporting female students. -
France 'Gilets jaunes' protest in Paris calmer and smaller than previous weeks Successive weekends of protests in Paris have led to vandalism and violent clashes with security forces. -
World News Miss USA apologizes after comments spark criticism of being racist and xenophobic "In a moment where I intended to admire the courage of a few of my sisters, I said something that I now realize can be perceived as not respectful, and I apologize," Sarah Rose Summers said. -
World News Kanye says Drake threatened him, Kim Kardashian weighs in on feud Kanye's Twitter storm seemed to stem from Drake asking for a clearance from Kanye for his song "Say What's Real." -
World News Brazil faith healer accused of sexual abuse ruled a fugitive A judge on Friday issued an arrest warrant for João Teixeira de Faria, known as "John of God," on Saturday to surrender. -
France Police fire tear gas at people gathered in Lyon square Some of those in the loose gathering were wearing yellow vests of the 'Gilets Jaunes' movement. -
World News The twin Castro brothers teamed up for one of the most unusual presidential announcements ever An important development in the race for the White House took place on the "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert." -
World News 'Mary Queen of Scots' is an ode to every woman kept from greatness by a man | View Men disappointing the women around them is an ongoing theme for both Elizabeth and Mary. -
World News Egypt unveils 'one of a kind' ancient tomb, expects more finds "The color is almost intact even though the tomb is almost 4,400 years old," an official said. -
World News What are smartphones doing to our brains? It's complicated One study showed Americans touch their mobile devices 2,600 times a day. -
World News Battles with insurers push Boy Scouts of America toward toward bankruptcy Companies are balking at paying settlements to almost a dozen men who claim they were sexually abused as boys by a notorious scoutmaster. -
Egypt Egypt discovers untouched tomb in the ancient necropolis of Saqqara The tomb dates back to the Fifth Dynasty of the Old Kingdom. -
Sport Day One of World Judo Masters belongs to Japan Chinese fans get thrills aplenty on a day of fierce competition and close bouts in Guangzhou. -
Kosovo Kosovo forms new 8000-man army Move angers NATO, and Serbia says armed intervention is an option on the table. -
France Bare-breasted ‘Mariannes’ face off with Paris police in silent protest Five bare-breasted protesters dressed as Marianne, the symbol of the French Republic, faced off with police in Paris on Saturday in a silent demonstration. -
Germany Villages cleared for coal mines as Germany falls back on climate goals The expansion of lignite mines in Germany’s coal regions continues to take over entire villages as Germany, the country with the highest greenhouse gas emissions in the EU, fails in its bid to quit coal use. -
World News Cold weather, Croatian police stop migrants at EU frontier Cold weather, Croatian police stop migrants at EU frontier -
World News Germany considers new government jet after breakdown stranded Merkel Germany weighing new government jet after Buenos Aires debacle -
Ukraine Ukraine splits from Russian Orthodox Church after three centuries The Russian Orthodox Church has portrayed it as the biggest split in Christianity for 1,000 years. -
No Comment Migrants continue to enter the U.S. illegally rather than wait for asylum claims to be processed Growing frustration at the backlog of asylum claims is prompting migrants to try to enter the U.S illegally. -
France Theatre & debate mark Act V of Yellow Vests' Paris protests Acts of violence were down along with numbers as the anti-austerity movement returned to central Paris. -
No Comment The Cuban hailing the curing power of the Scorpion Once a month for the last decade, Pepe Casanas, a 78-year-old Cuban, has hunted down a scorpion to sting himself with, vowing that the venom wards off his rheumatism pains. -
Afghanistan Watch: Helping disabled civilians get back on their feet in Afghanistan Alberto Cairo tells Euronews that rehabilitation is about more than artificial limbs. -
No Comment French president pays homage to Strasbourg victims French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday paid homage to the victims of the Christmas market attack that left four dead and several others injured in Strasbourg. -
World News Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to depart Trump administration The White House would make an announce a replacement next week, President Trump said in a tweet. -
USA U.S. judge finds obamacare unconstitutional A judge in Texas ruled that the U.S Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional -
No Comment Israeli forces destroy home of Palestinian charged with killing a soldier Israeli forces demolished the family home of a Palestinian charged with killing an Israeli soldier in the occupied West Bank. -
USA Trump appoints Mick Mulvaney as temporary Chief of Staff U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that his budget chief Mick Mulvaney will temporarily take on the role of White House chief of staff. -
World News France's 'Yellow Jackets' hit Paris streets for fifth week of protests President Emmanuel Macron has announced a series of concessions in an effort to quell the unrest. -
Spain Shakira accused of evading 14.5 million euros in Spanish tax Representatives of Shakira said in a statement that the singer did not live in Spain until 2015, and has met all of her tax obligations to Spanish authorities. -
United Kingdom Police to test live facial recognition technology in central London Police hope the technology will help to tackle violent crime, while privacy campaigners say it turns people into "walking ID cards". -
Brazil Brazil to extradite Italian citizen convicted of murder in the 70s Cesare Battisti escaped from an Italian jail whilst serving life sentences in 1981. -
World News What to know about Magecart malware that's proving hard to stop In 2018, multiple large-scale online retailers like Ticketmaster and British Airways revealed that their sites were breached by Magecart hackers. -
World News With Chris Christie Out, Trump is still searching for a chief of staff After three rejections, the list of available options is thinning -
World News Uproar in Somalia after arrest of former al-Shabab No. 2 who was running for office Muhktar Robow has been a leading candidate for a regional presidency. For years he was the spokesman and deputy leader of Africa's deadliest terror group. -
Portugal Tram overturns in Portugal injuring 28 people 28 people were injured when a tram derailed and flipped over in the Portuguese capital Lisbon. -
World News How a professor helped rescue a grad student from an ISIS-controlled war zone The student said he was amazed to see a group of six armed men in two four-wheel drive vehicles show up to take him and his family to safety. -
World News Seven-year-old girl who died at border did not receive medical care for 90 minutes A 7-year-old girl who died in the custody of Customs and Border Protection waited an hour-and-a-half before receiving emergency care after showing symptoms -
Ireland ‘Baby killers’: Irish politician’s office defaced with anti-abortion graffiti The vandalism appeared after a bill to legalise abortion services passed all stages in the Irish senate. -
Earth News Eco-Luxury: Christmas gifts for her Responsible and sustainable high-end objects to gift this Christmas. -
Earth News These sweaters tell the ugly truth about the world Climate change and plastic-filled oceans have been turned into an ugly Christmas sweater design. -
World News Australia recognizes west Jerusalem as Israel's capital Prime Minister Scott Morrison earlier floated the idea of following the contentious U.S. move of relocating its embassy to Jerusalem, but it was seen by many Australians as a political stunt. -
World News Facebook apologizes after security flaw exposes unpublished photos "We're sorry this happened," Tomer Bar, engineering director at Facebook, wrote in a blog post about the flaw. -
Australia Australia recognises West Jerusalem as Israel's capital but won't move embassy yet "We look forward to moving our embassy to West Jerusalem when practical... and after final status determination," Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison told reporters. -
World News Mueller memo denies Flynn was coerced into lying to FBI Federal prosecutors said Flynn, given his extensive law enforcement experience, should have known better than to lie to federal investigators. -
World News Huge waves aim for California Waves near San Francisco could reach 50 feet, the National Weather Service warned. -
World News Federal judge in Texas strikes down Obamacare In a ruling sure to be appealed to Supreme Court, Texas court says the ACA, also known as Obamacare, can no longer stand without the penalty against the uninsured.