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2019-03-04

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USA

More than 20 dead as tornadoes rip through Alabama

Rescuers have been searching the debris of destroyed homes for victims, as one county alone reported more tornado deaths than for the whole of the US last year.

USA

House Democrats eye GOP playbook for Justice Department requests

Uncertain about how much of the Mueller report may be made public, Democrats will look to use their powers to obtain information.

Living

5 ways the fashion industry is more diverse than ever

What advancements have we made socially, ethically, politically, and commercially?

Denmark

Wondering what EU leaders really think of Brexit - here's Demark's PM

If you've ever wondered what European politicians really think about Brexit you should listen to Denmark's prime minister.

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USA

Colorado's John Hickenlooper enters presidential race, says country faces a 'crisis'

The former Colorado governor touted his state's success at implementing progressive priorities like gun control and expanding Medicaid.

Taste

Michelin starred chef Gary Rhodes shares his Pan-Fried Salmon and Spring Risotto recipe

Michelin starred chef Gary Rhodes shares his 'Asparagus Spring Onion and Chive Rissotto' as his 'Pan-Fried Salmon Fillet' with Euronews' Taste.

USA

Poll: More Americans see Democrats as 'mainstream' on climate, health care

Republicans are seen as more in line with more Americans on issues of taxes and spending.

USA

US farmers and trappers say limiting animal trapping threatens a way of life

"I just think the tide has turned. There are too many people out there on those public lands, and it's like we're walking through a mine field," said a New Mexico man whose dog died in a trap.

United Kingdom

UK MPs begin to soften their lines on Brexit

Politicians in the UK continue to be locked in negotiations to try and get agreement on a Brexit deal, despite it being just over three weeks until Britain is scheduled to leave the EU.

World

Orban's billboard row provokes anti-Semitism accusations

Viktor Orban rejected claims from the German newspaper Die Welt Am Sonntag that the posters had used anti-Semitic undertones. Orban accused the author of projecting German attitudes on the billboards.

USA

Trump admin to let Americans sue some foreign firms doing business in Cuba

The Trump admin has long sought ways to toughen the U.S. economic embargo on Cuba and has rolled back some measures enacted by the Obama administration.

USA

Four Americans killed when helicopter crashes in Kenya

The incident comes less less than a month after three Americans were among five who died in a plane crash in the west of the country.

USA

Warner: "Enormous evidence" of contacts between Trump campaign and Russia

The top Democrat on Senate Intelligence Committee says Trump campaign's contact with Russians during 2016 was historically unprecedented.

Business

Ted Baker CEO resigns after hugging row

Fashion boss was investigated for his culture of hugs.

USA

ISIS on the brink of defeat in Syria as U.S.-backed forces launch final attack

"We expect it to be over soon," said Mustafa Bali, a spokesman for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).

USA

Man and dog survived 5 days trapped in snowbound car

His car got stuck during a historic blizzard in central Oregon, with some areas getting as much as 20 inches of snow, a local media outlet reported.

USA

Santa Anita racetrack has 20th horse death

It is the 20th horse racing death at Santa Anita Park since Dec. 26.

World News

Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today

Take a look back at this morning's top stories from around Europe.

USA

In Chicago, Sanders signals his intent to reach black voters

His effort to address the challenges facing African-Americans comes as the Vermont senator faces a large and diverse primary field.

Venezuela

Venezuela's Guaido begins journey home from Ecuador

Venezuela's Guaido begins journey home from Ecuador